The latest in a long, long line of genetic mutations fathered by the 1897 Bram Stoker novel, is quick with a quip. And no small amount of irreverence.

Dreamkatcher is an above-average supernatural screamer that is more than worth the time to watch.

Drunk Parents relies almost entirely on its actors for comedy (improv, physical, and otherwise), and whatever success the film has it owes to its stars.

Her honesty and truth can speak volumes, giving messages of self-worth while also remaining entertaining.

The gruff comic from Brooklyn appals and entertains as he rages against the debauchery of modern America.

Emily in Paris is strikingly watchable, an escapist confection brimming with easily digestible plots, costumes and characters