Chuck Wilson

Mike Flanagan’s take on Stephen King’s novella foregrounds graceful moves over narrative reveals.

Don’t expect ‘Marley and Me’ when Bill Murray and Naomi Watts share the screen with a Great Dane that doesn’t do cute.

Christopher Andrews’s first feature relies on its lead actors’ deep emotional dives to hang onto its audience.

RaMell Ross brings Colson Whitehead’s novel to acute life.

Marco Calvani’s characters find that days at the beach are not always a day at the beach. 

Nathan Silver gives his actors plenty of room for wit, pain, and surprise.

Levan Akin’s latest lets the natural flow of life dictate the action.

Writer/director Annie Baker observes the relationship as the daughter observes the mother.

Charles Schulz’s Peanuts gang still offers LOLs but never loses sight of the human condition. 

With a meta opening sequence and visceral puppetry instead of CGI, Aussie Kiah Roache-Turner delivers more gotcha than gore.