Luis (Guzmán) and Eddie (Garcia) are New York City cops, experts at nailing fashion counterfeiters.

In a city far from the sea, you shouldn’t trust the seafood. It’s the first, and by no means the last, piece of advice dished out in Last Cab to Darwin, a low-key Australian drama that relies on astute observation to cover over tired foundations.

In Lenny Cooke, filmmakers Ben and Joshua Safdie explore Cooke’s unfortunate—but certainly not unique—trajectory.

Whatever space may be, it’s not currently the final frontier for cinema.

That director Anna Rose Holmer spent the early part of her career as a cameraperson and cinematographer is not surprising.

Just minutes into Andron and the feeling of déjà vu has taken over.

In spite of issues, X-Men: Apocalypse hits all of the proper grace notes we’ve come to crave from this second wave of the franchise.

There isn’t much to fear and even less to like in David Farr’s psychological thriller, The Ones Below.

The Damned: Don’t You Wish We Were Dead? is a thorough, even-handed look back at their history, cultural significance and the colorful, clashing personalities within the seminal punk band.