Judas and the Black Messiah is compelling cinema, She Dies Tomorrow relevant and intoxicating, and Possessor an intense dystopian thriller.

Brandon Cronenberg keeps it in the family with his second feature, a visually arresting and bloodthirstily brutal body horror.

The second feature from Brandon Cronenberg, son of David, is a bloody chip off the block: a cerebral and very violent tale of an assassin (Andrea Riseborough...

Andrea Riseborough and Christopher Abbott star in Brandon Cronenberg's body-horror tech thriller. Read the Empire review.

Queasy practical effects and strong actors do the leg work when this sci-fi horror gets too lost in its ideas

Andrea Riseborough plays Tasya, an assassin working for a mysterious conglomerate whose chosen method is a technology which allows her to burrow into other p...

Review: Self is a precarious, ill-defined thing in this movie with Sean Bean and Jennifer Jason Leigh

Possessor is a gorgeous mindfuck of a film that revels in nightmarish fantasies and luxuriates in gore. Set in an alternate 2008, it is a story about…

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

In Possessor, an assassin takes control of people's bodies using brain-implant technology In Brandon Cronenberg’s Possessor , Andrea Riseborough stars as T...

SPOILERS FOLLOW for the films Antebellum and Possessor Uncut Thou winged blossom! liberated thing! What secret tie binds thee to other flowers Still held wit...

'Possessor' turns a thriller about a corporate killer "borrowing" people for her kills into an unnerving out-of-body experience. Our review.

Brandon Cronenberg’s "Possessor" is a grisly film that asks perturbing questions about the world we already live in.

Almost everyone watched new movies from home, so we’ve got a set of double features that defined a strange but still vibrant year in film