Daily Archives: June 18, 2024

Based on the Laura Lippman novel, this ’60s period piece (Dame Shirley singing the best song from “Man of La Mancha” in the trailer) is about a Baltimore housewife digging into an unsolved murder. Y’lan Noel, David Corenswet and Mikey … Continue reading →

That’s a durable thriller/horror title, evocative enough to be recycled even if most movies carrying this name have little to do with one another. This Kit Harington vehicle was filmed under “What Remains of Us,” a story of a British … Continue reading →

Perhaps you didn’t know you needed a twisted comedy about clowns, on the backroads of Ireland after “The Event,” struggling for fame, love and simple “acceptance” after the world ends. But everybody gets the joke, that even after the power … Continue reading →

Naomi Scott and Lucas Gage star in this pricey sequel. Will the October 18 release “Smile 2” own Halloween? Will the vanishing horror audience show up?

A bitchy, kvetchy, edgy comedy about paying tribute to a beloved granny, traveling and bickering over family history. Eisenberg wrote and directed this Oct. 18 Searchlight release.

It’s getting so a Korean mobster can’t get out of prison and go about his business any more. The directing debut from actor Jung Woo-sung (“Steel Rain”) opens July 5.

“Remembering Gene Wilder” is an affectionate and sentimental biographical tribute to the beloved star of “Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory,” “The Producers” and “Young Frankenstein.” Director Ron Frank uses archival interviews, Gene Wilder reading from his autobiography, and interviews … Continue reading →