A star is born in Andra Day, the phenomenal lead of Lee Daniels’ ponderous and overlong musical biopic.
Sandra Bullock tries her best in this largely generic apocalypse thriller about a mass sight-loss epidemic.
Shane Black exhumes this seminal ’80s monster franchise by paying homage to the abject nastiness of the original.
Frat boy hazing becomes a metaphor for slavery in this muddled drama from director Gerard McMurray.
Barry Jenkins’ low-key examination of black life in America is an aching romance of the very highest order.
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