A tense My Cousin Rachel: When suspicion meets misogyny
Where is the mummy? SHOW ME THE MUMMY!
Churchill: Blood, toil, sweat and tedium
It Comes At Night, a haunting film about fear itself
Notes: Malice in Wonder Woman-land
A family-run Chinese bank takes a bullet for Wall Street in Small Enough To Jail
Tanna: Romeo and Juliet in penis sheaths and grass skirts
Ambivalent about an Amazon: Wonder Woman smart amid superhero tropes
Graduation: a starkly-absurdist morality play that leaves you hanging
Chinese in chains: A Q&A with Steve James about Abacus: Small Enough To Jail
The Lovers cheat, but the movie stays true
Baywatch: A bunch of boobs, not a lot of laughs
Depp's phoned-in drunk act runs aground, but Pirates 5 has its moments
Vinterberg's The Commune: Lovers and other Danish strangers
By Karen Gordon
Read More
Paris Can Wait: Too light, even for a soufflé
Certain Women: Lives told in brilliant silences
By Karen Gordon
Read More
Lovers in a dangerous trope: Everything, Everything surprisingly enjoyable
No chest-popper: Ridley Scott's latest Alien, a bloody smudge of this, a lack of that
A Riviera Runs Through It: Craig MacInnis's Cannes memories
By Craig MacInnis
Read More
King Arthur: The Lout Who Would Be King,
