My Best Friend’s Exorcism takes horror comedy back to the 1980s
In the flashback horror comedy, My Best Friend’s Exorcism, a teenager named Abby has to find a way to free her pal, Gretchen, from a demon’s grip.
Me Time review: Netflix’s latest comedy falls apart
Me Time is another messy, lackluster Netflix original that wastes stars Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg, and Regina Hall.
Spin Me Round review: a forgettable vacation comedy
Director Jeff Baena’s Spin Me Round is a delightfully absurd but ultimately forgettable vacation comedy. It opens in theaters and on AMC+ on August 19.
The Outlaws season 2 review: no more funny business
Season 2 of The Outlaws fully embraces its crime-thriller potential and delivers a more satisfying story arc, even as it goes light on the laughs.
Clerks III trailer gets meta with director Kevin Smith’s life
Kevin Smith reunites the cast of Clerks one more time as the title characters grapple with their mortality and make a movie about their lives.
Minions: The Rise of Gru review: Fast and funny, but fading
Minions: The Rise of Gru delivers plenty of fun moments, but its colorful, crazy world is beginning to feel a bit too familiar.
Mr. Malcolm’s List review: A wicked comedy of manners for Bridgerton fans
Mr. Malcolm’s List is a wickedly playful comedy of manners that evokes comparisons to Jane Austen and Netflix’s hit show Bridgerton.
Only Murders in the Building season 2 review: A welcome return
Only Murders in the Building season 2 is a charming and hilarious, if less tightly plotted, follow-up to the Hulu hit’s debut season.
Apples review: Accidental COVID allegory is Lanthimos Lite
The Greek comedy-drama Apples is an accidental COVID movie with shades of Yorgos Lanthimos that is ultimately unsatisfying.
Director Patrick Hughes on The Man from Toronto and working with Kevin Hart
In an interview with Digital Trends, director Patrick Hughes talks about his latest film, the Kevin Hart/Woody Harrelson action-comedy The Man from Toronto.