A woman grapples with a dying mother, paranormal activity and scariest of all, incompatible time zones in Undertone, the new indie horror from A24.

Wes Anderson puts the final nail in the coffin that holds our relationship with The Phoenician Scheme.

Jack Black is a bit much and Jason Momoa is exactly enough in Jared Hess et al.’s messy but not entirely unenjoyable A Minecraft Movie.

French director Jacques Audiard brings us the musical Emilia Pérez, an admirable swing and a spectacular miss that everyone will have an opinion about.

With Speak No Evil, an adaptation of a barely 2-year-old Danish horror film, Blumhouse proves that the next great American remake is still around the corner.

Messrs Bettinelli-Olpin and Gillett (of Ready Or Not and the recent Screams) drive a stake through the heart of originality with their new vampiric horror comedy, Abigail.