‘Booksmart’ is a brilliant debut Review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service Olivia Wilde didn’t have to go this hard — but she did. For her directorial debut, “Booksmart,” the actress-tu... Read more
Gore continues in ‘John Wick 3’ Movie review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service At this point, the words “John” and “Wick” used together signify something very specific. Mostly: sharply... Read more
Movie review By Kaylee Brewster Two and a half out of Four A good movie is like pulling off the perfect con. You have to know your mark, tell a convincing story and play the part well so the... Read more
In plush-filled ‘UglyDolls,’ the story is only skin-deep Movie review by Katie Walsh of Tribune News Service Hollywood loves a merchandising opportunity. And in recent years, there’s been a... Read more
Movie review By Kaylee Brewster One out of four “Hellboy” is like Dante’s “Inferno,” it’s a tortuous tour of the many circles of hell for the audience. The first circle in the... Read more
‘Pet Sematary’ exhumes a Stephen King masterwork Review by Jake Coyle, of the Associated Press Hollywood, in its infinite irony, has resurrected a tale about the unholy perils of resurrectio... Read more
DC superhero pic “Shazam!” is a joy … seriously Movie review by Lindsey Bahr, of the Associated Press Holy superhero fatigue, Batman, “Shazam!” is actually good. OK, so it... Read more
In ‘Us,’ Jordan Peele holds a dark mirror to America By JAKE COYLE of the Associated Press Jordan Peele has tightened his grip in “Us,” a less satirical and more slau... Read more
Movie review Kaylee Brewster Two out of four “Five Feet Apart” is like walking into a Victoria’s Secret. You know exactly what they sell, what the styles are and who the target audien... Read more
Film review By Kaylee Brewster Three out of four Stepping into the ring of film biopics, “Fighting with My Family” is the underdog that is able to stay strong, keep fighting an... Read more