Alien

These women challenge the altar of systemic expectations. I know the women whose red kisses leave unwashable stains on the tapestry of society.

Are we doomed to repeat “The Cloverfield Paradox”? The answer, far scarier than anything that the film presents, is “yes.”

Hiding in lockers, I’d hold my breath when the alien neared me, and I’d find myself holding my breath in real life as well.

In a year filled with thrilling and innovative horror films, “Friend Request” is too uninspired to be worth your time or money.

Sci-fi, through its pushing of the boundaries of how real and computer-generated imagery can be synthesized, has a responsibility to get it right.

I’m no expert on all things Batman — but what’s the point of being a fanboy if I can’t go on rants and make some fancasts?

The No. 1-seeded contenders, “2001: A Space Odyssey” and “Blade Runner,” rode their all-time classic force through to the final four.

It’s a perfectly serviceable and enjoyable suspense flick. The problem is that we can’t watch it in a vacuum, and the specter of “Alien” haunts the film.