Thorny sets out to break up the surprise engagement between his sister and the detestable Farva in a sequel that struggles for laughs.
Broken Lizard goes back to the well one too many times with ‘Super Troopers 3’
‘Bernstein’s Wall’ delivers a complex and layered portrait of an American music icon
Documentary filmmaker Douglas Tirola will appear at a screening of his film at Coolidge Corner Theater on August 9.
A buffet of familiar tropes for fans of the series in ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’
Thirty-something or not, star Tom Holland shows no sign of slowing down as the teenage web-slinging superhero.
A stylish director delivers both the sizzle and the steak in ‘Her Private Hell’
An actress, her castmates and a vigilante soldier are haunted by a mythical serial killer in Nicolas Winding Refn’s sci-fi crime drama.
DIY directors get real in the age of AI and Internet aesthetics
The Indie talked with local filmmakers Charlotte Benoit, Bre Vergera, Matilda Morales and Jaina Cipriano about industry trends at the Grrl Haus Cinema showcase.
Lights! Camera! Music? ‘Motor City’ unfolds a generic action story in new ways
A blue collar veteran, framed for a crime he didn’t commit, goes on a blood soaked quest for vengeance.
Christopher Nolan gives ‘The Odyssey’ the Hollywood treatment
The blockbuster director steamrolls your senses with a Matt Damon-led adaptation of Homer's epic poem.
The ‘Evil Dead’ franchise gets back to its hyperviolent roots with ‘Evil Dead Burn’
The Deadites are back to torment a new family in search of a legendary dagger.
The Boston French Film Festival celebrates 30 years with a summer of cinema
Francophiles and film lovers find their way to the MFA Boston in July and August for the long-running program.
‘The Invite’ reminds us that middle age is coming for millennials
Olivia Wilde directs and stars in this dark comedy about an unhappy couple.