Tamara Lawrance, Jack Lowden and Fiona Shaw star in the country house psychological thriller 'Kindred,' about an expectant mother convinced her deceased boyf...

In his feature debut, filmmaker Joe Marcantonio plots a familiar, but elegant tale of two mothers run amok.

Strong acting from Tamara Lawrance, Fiona Shaw and Jack Lowden highlight "Kindred," an otherwise derivative psychological thriller.

Diane Lane re-teams with Kevin Costner in ‘Let Him Go’; Sophia Loren stars in moving drama ‘The Life Ahead.’

Influences of “Rosemary’s Baby” and “Get Out” are evident in this Joe Marcantonio film, which doesn’t live up to its forebears.

Since its inception, horror has given us monsters and extreme scenarios as a means of critiquing real-world fears. In Get Out, Jordan Peele exposed anti-Blac...

It’s also so dramatically inert that each new narrative development feels like a slight variation on the last one.

Jack Lowden steps up to produce and co-star, but 'Kindred' belongs to young actor Tamara Lawrance

★★☆☆☆There are movie references aplenty in this flailing, undercooked and overpacked psychological thriller. In the first three scenes alone we get...

Joe Marcantonio's first feature is flagrantly derivative, but it's skillful enough to achieve an honest creep factor.

I can’t stop thinking about what the film suggests — just under the surface — about Blackness, maternal life, and inheritance.