Chad Byrnes

From There’s Something About Mary to The Ringer, The Farrelly Brothers have always been fascinated by people with physical or cognitive challenges. And even if ...

Somebody I Used to Know, directed by Dave Franco and starring his real-life partner Alison Brie, creates a sticky situation we’ve seen in more than a few 90’s r...

The strange and mysterious world of celebrity impersonators hasn’t been the subject of many films, so it was exciting to dip one’s toes into Seriously Red, a li...

In his directorial debut, actor Jesse Eisenberg attempts something we might not expect from a first-time filmmaker: a cold, hard look at narcissism. Talk about ...

Tom Hanks gives another inspiring performance in A Man Called Otto, a drippy remake of the 2015 Swedish film, A Man Called Ove, based on the novel by Fredrik Ba...

West Point, New York, 1830: A young cadet is found hung from a tree. At first, his death is considered a suicide. That is, until someone breaks into the morgue ...

With his just-announced and not unexpected Golden Globes nomination and more accolades sure to come, Brendan Fraser has made a remarkable comeback in Darren Aro...

Some people are begging to be skewered like lamb shanks over hot flames. At least that’s director Mark Mylod’s take in his dark comedy The Menu, which takes aim...

After entertaining audiences for nearly fifty years with groundbreaking blockbusters and epic dramas such as Jaws, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, and S...

Some movies merely exist to remind us of better ones from the past. On that superficial level, Ticket to Paradise starring continuously dapper actor/producer/di...