Film Focus Online sat down with Jack Howard to discuss his jump from comedy to drama, the film itself, working with Caroline Goodall and Hannah Onslow, and more.

The Little People, BIG DREAMS collection—already beloved by millions of readers worldwide — welcomes a brand-new title: Steven Spielberg.

Step Into the Sunshine — 'The Florida Project' Shines in a Stunning New Limited Edition from Second Sight Films.

This documentary is a thoughtful, incisive, and occasionally startling portrait of Patrick Oliphant, one of the most daring political cartoonists of the 20th century.

The performances in Is This Thing On? are phenomenal. It’s great to see Will Arnett and Laura Dern both take on bigger roles, as they usually find themselves supporting.

Smart, strange, and soaked in Houston weirdness — Someone Dies! turns a time-traveling sink into one of the most original indie comedies of the year.

The dragons have landed. How to Train Your Dragon — now available to own on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray™ and DVD.

A solid sequel that makes bold, high-stakes choices and delivers a slasher-fantasy hybrid with a lot of heart and visceral imagery in equal measure.

Christy is a tough, uncomfortable, and surprisingly engaging take on the real-life boxer as a person as well as a fighter.

The Lost Bus is a devastating, true-to-life drama, with Stellar performances from all involved.

The Vile may tread familiar ground throughout its screenplay, but it delivers a damn good blend of 90s-esque thrills, a modern horror tone, and a smattering of seat-jerking scares.

It won’t be for everyone, but The Mastermind is an interesting cinematic achievement for Kelly Reichardt.

The fuse is lit one last time. Tom Cruise returns as IMF agent Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning — now available on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray™ and DVD.

Hamnet will always be a special film because of the way it handles loss and grief; it knows death is never the end.

A constantly uncomfortable, darkly funny and extraordinarily intrusive assault on the senses from Mary Bronstein.

George Clooney is at his best. His and Noah Baumbach's dialogue is a match made in heaven

At the Place of Ghosts is a beautiful film to look at and has some intriguing ideas and an eerie tone but is held back by an undercooked and clashing screenplay.

Frankenstein is a near masterpiece of emotion, craft, and imagination that reanimates Mary Shelley’s tale for a new generation.

Roofman will make you laugh, make you gasp, and it just might make you cry, too.

Bugonia works tremendously as a thriller. It's insane in all the right ways.