Roupenian’s New Yorker story about the everyday nature of sexual violence is here twisted into a contrived horror movie, where the male lead is a monster a...

The hit short story Cat Person gets a frustratingly messy adaptation starring Nicholas Braun. Read our review here.

The New Yorker short story comes to the big screen.

Eddie Izzard takes on the iconic dual role in the return of Hammer horror. Read Empire's review.

The viral short story 'Cat Person' becomes a disjointed romantic thriller starring 'CODA' star Emilia Jones and Nicholas Braun.

Emilia Jones and Nicholas Braun star in a screen version of the tale that went viral

A college sophomore's relationship with an older man turns sour fast in Susanna Fogel's film based on Kristen Roupenian's story.

All the nuance has been stripped out of this belated, sloppy big-screen version of a story about a college student dating an older man

Sundance: Susanna Fogel directs a mostly edifying take on The New Yorker story, but a curious (and brand new) third act dilutes its power.

Most viewers approaching this movie with no prior knowledge will be baffled about where the tension is supposed to emerge from

Larry Mantle and LAist film critics Christy Lemire and Andy Klein review this weekend’s new movie releases in theaters, streaming, and on demand platforms.

'CODA's' Emilia Jones and 'Succession's' Nicholas Braun co-star in an overheated version of Kristen Roupenian's viral short story that spoils the original mood.

Our film critic considers two literary adaptations, of Kristen Roupenian's story and Ottessa Moshfegh's novel, that arrive at very different outcomes.

This twisted tale of gender politics based on Kristen Roupenian's 2017 short story is a major letdown in conception and execution.

Bring back Cousin Greg

The movie “Cat Person,” based on the viral New Yorker short story that touched a cultural nerve in 2017, should be called “Camp Person.”

This screen adaptation trades the insidious discomfort of Kristen Roupenian’s story for heavy-handed metaphors and on-the-nose thrills.

The notorious short story makes the jump to screen with Nicholas Braun and Emilia Jones

The film swerves into the totally unbelievable, pulling from a grab-bag of horror/erotic thriller tropes, all of which beggar belief.

On two big premieres at Sundance that unpack dangerous relationships in the modern era.

The fest’s most anticipated movie features an intense, uncomfortable sex scene sure to push buttons — and still can’t do justice to the short story.

A 'New Yorker' short story becomes a feature-length examination of a young woman's dating fears starring CODA's Emilia Jones

Cat Person has some real insight and strong performances, but it neve quite comes together.

The talk of the internet in late 2017, Kristen Roupenian’s New Yorker story about a date gone horribly awry lit a short-lived fire of discourse surrounding...

Sundance 2023: Writer Michelle Ashford and director Susanna Fogel build out the #MeToo world of the New Yorker short story

Susanna Fogel's adaptation of the 2017 New Yorker story takes everything admirable about its source material and spins it into an overloaded mess

"The Royal Hotel," "Cat Person," and other new releases Ty saw before he went on vacation.

In 'Cat Person,' Emilia Jones plays a 20-year-old who starts flirting with an older guy, then realizes he could be a serial killer for all she knows.

The film adaptation of a famous New Yorker short story is appropriately grimace-inducing, but it can’t help overexplaining its terror.

Powerful, provocative and in need of debate - 'Cat Person' needs your immediate attention.