Ebony Flowers’ impressive debut is a celebration of black hair in all its natural, pressed and relaxed glories.

A modern fable about reinvention and lost privilege in the face of opportunity and loneliness.

Gorgeous artwork, hilarious sounds, beautiful maps and irresistible gameplay make being bad feel great in this Kingdom Rush spinoff.

Exploitative, crass and offensive on every possible level; the worst film Zemeckis has ever done.

A lackluster game selection and poor emulation make this PlayStation throwback a mediocre cash grab.

Bad indexing and questionable data can’t derail this otherwise informative collection of gaming history.

A sequel that goes the distance, both as metaphor for intergenerational inheritance and individual self-worth.

A mediocre, largely forgettable attempt at Southern Gothic nihilism that’s more filler than thriller.

A beautifully drawn, sprawling historical epic worthy of comparisons to both Dickens and Dostoyevsky.

Fantastically realizes Rod Serling’s unused screenplay that shows how adaptable the Apes mythos can be.