Dan Gilroy and Jake Gyllenhaal’s much-hyped reunion falls short of expectations.
Co-starring Rene Russo, John Malkovich, and Toni Collette.
Jordan Peele returns! Pennywise lives! Sometimes dead is better!
We pick the best, the brightest, the bravest, and the bearsiest films of 2018.
The matriarch of Hereditary’s doomed family delivered the definitive cinematic turn of 2018.
Alfonso Cuaron’s rich autobiographical drama conquers the critics circle’s year-end awards.
Roma, A Star is Born, and The Favourite dominate this year’s selections.
They are, to name a few: mothers, murderers, Russian spies, a cowboy, a clergyman, a dirty computer and a Paper Boi.
The CoS film staff takes a look at the movies that already have us excited in 2018.
Brett Haley’s ode to the power of music is rich in warmth, if a little bit slight.
Yes, it’s as terrifying as you’ve heard.
From Deadpool to Slenderman, moviegoers will beat the heat with all kinds of heroes and villains.
