Just about everyone agrees that 1999 was a great year for movies. We here at The A.V. Club do not beg to differ: We…

The image of the lone lawyer fighting against a system of bureaucratic inaction, entrenched corruption, or immoral…

With the quipping flair of Veronica Mars, the sisterhood-as-power vibe of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, and plenty of…

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The words “Artemis Fowl” make up a significant chunk of the dialogue in Artemis Fowl. The title character, a child…

“Leave it all on the floor!” is the directive of Legendary. The command speaks to the jaunty energy of HBO Max’s…

Mexican cooking authority Diana Kennedy has a list of demands. She wants you to stop putting garlic in guacamole. To…

Trauma sprawls outward in Horse Girl, a new drama from filmmaker Jeff Baena and actor and co-writer Alison Brie. The…

Chinonye Chukwu’s Clemency begins not with an act of mercy but a state-sanctioned death. The details are agonizing:…

Biopics about Black women are rare, and Harriet doesn’t waste an opportunity to make a statement, positioning its…

News broke this week that the U.S. military is quietly reducing its troop count in Afghanistan, with plans to remove…

Pregnancy as body horror is a familiar subgenre, but the new Blumhouse thriller Bloodline takes that idea a step…

It was a truly random, senseless accident that claimed Anton Yelchin’s life on June 19, 2016. A malfunction with his…

Sienna Miller has spent much of her career embodying the “other woman” (Live By Night, Layer Cake) and put-upon…

Egyptian-Austrian director A.B. Shawky’s feature debut Yomeddine, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival last…

There’s a certain kind of drama favored by the novelist Ian McEwan: wistful British period pieces, like his Atonement

A group of women share a home. Brightly colored tapestries and bedding cover the floor so they can sleep side by…