Say this for Cassie Sullivan (Chloë Grace Moretz): no matter how bad things get during the alien-wrought apocalypse, her hair looks great. And usually, her lipstick as well. Lucky thing, too, since she spends a fair portion of the film in the company of Evan Walker, the world’s prettiest hunk …

If you've got a taste for terror, steer far afield of this beggarly Xerox job. Topicality alights in the form of a Tim Tebow reference, Mom as a born-again cutter, and the “plug it up” humiliation captured on smartphone. The rest is chapter and verse DePalma. Chloë Grace Moretz knowingly …

By day, Bob McCall (Denzel Washington, out for a walk), works for a home improvement retailer, but under cloak of darkness, the average Joe segues from Home Depot to lone despot, one Russian mobster at a time. Washington begins by saving the life of a young hooker (a badly miscast …

A young waitress is stalked by a woman whose purse she finds on the subway. At the time of its release, Neil Jordan’s The Crying Game was the only suspense film to come out in the wake of Alfred Hitchcock’s passing that owed nothing to the Master. In the past …

Chloë Grace Moretz, 13 or 14 during filming, is a wee bod with big eyes and lips. As Luli, she is a pipsqueak Baby Doll. Head full of movie dreams, she flees Nebraska and her trashy mom (Juliette Lewis) for a road trip that must be on Route Rape-Bait 66. …

An aimless and emotionally forsaken 20-something (Keira Knightley) desperately in need of deliverance winds up temporarily moving in with one of the minors for whom she illegally buys beer (Chloë Grace Moretz). Luckily, the kid has a hot single daddy (Sam Rockwell). This marks the first time director Lynn Shelton …

American revamping and retitling of the overpraised Swedish horror show, Let the Right One In, a tender, tentative, prepubescent love story between a bullied schoolboy and the next-door vampire (“twelve, more or less”), snail-paced, whisper-soft, like the original. Matt Reeves, dropping the pardonably sloppy digital camcorder of Cloverfield, directing this …

What’s the best way to cure Cameron’s (Chloë Grace Moretz, in full non-confrontational mode) attraction to members of the same sex? Send her to “God’s Promise,” a conversion therapy center, and stick her in a bunk with a lesbian roommate. Conveniently set in 1993, this dumb-as-a-post expose of self-loathing homophobe/Vice …

Before TV animators William Hanna and Joseph Barbera struck a Bedrock bonanza and turned cave people into animation's answer to The Honeymooners, they helmed a series of shorts at M-G-M that paired together the most durable team of cat and mouse to ever hit an animation stand. As a little …