Sean Collier’s Popcorn for Dinner
The latest M. Night Shyamalan thriller is better than some of his duds, but the director can't stay out of his own way.
This computer-screen thriller makes good use of its gimmick and provides a twisty, enjoyable mystery.
Pinball? Duckpin bowling? Vintage arcade machines? There’s a boom in bars with games — and some are nailing the trend better than others.
The title is as straightforward as the plot in this throwback action romp.
Hulu's dark comedy starts with a baby fumble, but quickly explores the quirks of middle-aged Millennials.
The mystery, which debuts on Netflix Friday, is a wintry whodunit with some beautiful shots of the region.
PM Film Critic Sean Collier reviews the new film as it makes its long-awaited local debut.
It was a year of creativity and surprises at the cinema, but one movie took the throne early and held it all year long.
Brendan Fraser is remarkable, but director Darren Aronofsky holds “The Whale” back from greatness.
This rollicking, riotous trip back to Hollywood's past is sloppy, but too fun to miss.
Those in search of a streaming pick should seek out the effective, haunting directorial debut from Nikyatu Jusu.
The long-awaited sequel to the blockbuster “Avatar” is a remarkable visual spectacle, so advanced that it looks like it’s from the future.
The second “Pinocchio” adaptation of the year is a dark fantasy — as well as a brilliant work of stop-motion animation — from Guillermo del Toro.
Jim Parsons is great in this real-life tragedy, but it may be too depressing to bother watching.
For those who like their holiday movies a little more “Die Hard,” there’s an entertaining (if bloody) new yuletide action flick starring David Harbour as Santa Claus.
Steven Spielberg examines his own childhood in this entertaining, dramatic coming-of-age tale.
Need a little mystery to liven up your holiday weekend? “Glass Onion,” the sequel to the hit “Knives Out,” is in theaters for one week only.
Foodies beware — a sinister evening is in store for Ralph Fiennes’ guests in this darkly comic thriller.
Florence Pugh leads Netflix viewers into a dark, wintry mystery in this drama.
The sequel stands up to the legacy of its smash-hit predecessor by focusing on the tragic loss of its star.
The Tull Family Theater will adopt a new name for the new year — one that doubles as a tribute to one of the cinema’s favorite patrons.
Anthony Hopkins leads a strong cast, but there isn't much meat to director James Gray's nostalgic coming-of-age tale.
Adapted from the novel by Pittsburgh author Philip Beard, “Dear Zoe” had a gala premiere Wednesday Downtown.
A tense attempt to trap a real-life serial killer hits Netflix in this prestige drama.
