Hereditary

Largely avoiding the silliness of mainstream horror paragons like “Ma,” all while denying audiences the societal ambiguities of films such as “Hereditary” and “Us,” “Knock at the Cabin” once again showcases the director’s downward trajectory.

Horror movies are experiencing a renaissance right now. Like me, you might've wanted to see them and participate in the discourse but were too scared.

As the characters descend into a dark fate, the film’s remarkable setting and cinematography become its greatest strengths.

It seemed like the right time for my roommates and me to trade in red roses and getaway destinations for decapitated heads and satanic children.

“(Berkeley has) a thriving art community,” he said in an interview with The Daily Californian. “(It’s) big enough so we can expand beyond that thriving art community and reach people with the messages and content of A24’s films.”

Whatever your relationship with your dad is, he's bound to love the fact that you took the time out of your own busy life to think of him and to show him how much he means to you. That's something you can't put a price on.

Possessed by powerhouse performances, “Hereditary” succeeds by chiefly operating as a bleak family drama, as deeply human and empathetic as the best of A24’s excellent oeuvre.

“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.