Joel Amos

Sound of Metal chronicles Ruben, a drummer in a two-person heavy metal band who awakes one morning to find his hearing gone. Our full review.

Netflix's Mank chronicles the screenwriter (played by Gary Oldman) who penned the script that became Citizen Kane. Read on for our full review.

Godmother arrives on Disney+ and is (surprising, I know) so sweet and magical for the holidays. Read our review to find out where there is little room for magic.

That prehistoric clan we love, The Croods, is back in The Croods: A New Age, and they are exploring new landscapes and meeting another family who challenges their bond to its core.

Hulu scored what is sure to be the holiday movie that should warm the cockles of hearts the world over, Happiest Season. Get our full review of the new Hulu movie.

Run is a Hulu original thriller that stars Sarah Paulson as the mother of Kiera Allen and all is not what it seems in their happy home.

In Fatman, Mel Gibson's Santa Claus is a gun adoring Chris Kringle who is in the fight for his life when a hitman, played by Walton Goggins, comes calling.

Blumhouse has done it again, crafting a self-aware slasher film that also works as a body-switching comedy. Vince Vaughn stars as a serial killer who wakes up in a teenage girl's body!

The bestselling book, Hillbilly Elegy, is brought to the big screen by director Ron Howard. It stars Glenn Close and Amy Adams as mother and daughter.

Charlie Hunnam stars in the familial boxing drama, Jungleland, which also stars Jack O'Connell as a bare-knuckle boxer on the road to an epic fight.

Kevin Costner and Diane Lane reunite in the western-thriller Let Him Go, featuring Lane and Costner as grandparents fighting a crime family to save their young grandson.

Come Play is based on the terrifying short film Larry from filmmaker Jacob Chase. His terrorific full-length version of that story arrives in the form of Come Play, starring Gillian Jacobs.

The Craft: Legacy could not have a better title as it carries on the adored world of The Craft impeccably. The witches are back, and we have a full review.

Lost in Translation director Sofia Coppola reunites with its star, Bill Murray, to make more movie magic with Rashida Jones in On the Rocks from Apple+.