Nic Cage doesn’t even try to upstage his animal costars in the lousy zoological action thriller Primal

The Kingmaker gawks at obscene wealth, but finds a much more disturbing legacy behind it

The new Lady And The Tramp feels like a ’90s update of a ’50s classic

Former heartthrob Leif Garrett recounts his wild downfall in Idol Truth

In The Dream House mixes genre to craft a powerful memoir of an abusive queer relationship

Jenny Slate’s memoir is as strange and whimsical as she is

Death Stranding is an allegory for a broken America, and one of the weirdest games in years

The versions of Man Of Medan you don’t play are way more interesting than the one you do

Control is a fascinating work of video game storytelling that levitates above its limitations

Archie Vs. Predator II drops a Betty and Veronica bombshell

Immortal Hulk smashes the universe in an apocalyptic milestone issue

Pumpkinheads offers sweet, familiar fun for fans of autumn, YA, and romance alike

Before Brian Eno made Music For Airports, Ernest Hood made music for Neighborhoods

On Ghosteen, Nick Cave invites us into his bright abyss

Angel Olsen’s All Mirrors is a gorgeous but fatiguing listen

The deliciously nasty Vampyr feels like a game from another era

Far Cry 5’s nihilistic ending tries to take the rest of the game down with it

Ni No Kuni 2’s final hours bring a conventional ending to an unconventional RPG

With Dr. Strangelove, Kubrick shot a brilliant satire like a straight thriller

Fantastic Planet looks as strange today as it must have 40 years ago

Jean Renoir’s path to greatness began with La Chienne

Wyatt Cenac’s latest album finds the funny in world-weariness

Taylor Negron isn’t exactly himself on this posthumous collection

On Effable, Guy Branum imbues observational humor with personal pain