Kevin Verma

'The Abandons' is dull, uninspired, and completely forgettable, a messy blend of recent Western and period dramas without the heart, grit, or originality needed to stand out.

Now You See Me: Now You Don’t tries to rekindle the flashy fun and swagger that made the first two films such crowd-pleasing spectacles. Yet despite all the technical flair, the magic itself feels curiously mechanical this time around.

Now that we are in October and most of the major fall film festivals have wrapped up, we finally have a much clearer picture of how the Oscar race might be shaping up.

Wake Up Dead Man is a thoroughly engaging whodunit that is a worthy successor and, in many ways, superior to its predecessor.

Chad Powers is a charming and thoroughly enjoyable sports dramedy that works as further testament to Glen Powell’s range and creativity.

Slow Horses season 5 does what it does best: spy intrigue, character work, laughs, and tension.