Movies

Remember when fright was fun? Well, it’s back, sort of, if you lower your standards and just go with the vibe.

As a cartoony He-Man, Nicholas Galitzine finds just the right tone of mocking irreverence. As for the rest, stupid is as stupid does.

Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein try to keep their workplace thing a secret in a Netflix romcom where a fresh idea would die of loneliness.

Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott launch a ticking-clock D-Day thriller about weather that changed the course of WWII on June 6, 1944.

Standup Nate Bargatze brings his clean brand of family comedy to the big screen where it should do fine but doesn’t. Here are a few reasons why.

Paul Rudd and Nick Jonas sing and act their hearts out in John Carney’s latest ode to the hurtful and healing power of music.