The 15 Best '80s Comedies Ranked
'80s comedies are more than just sex comedies. Gentle rom-coms, grown-up satires, and mockumentaries are all on our list of the best comedies of the '80s.
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Verity Review: Anne Hathaway's Colleen Hoover Movie Is Dead On Arrival
Anne Hathaway is the best thing about Verity, a movie that could have been fun and campy but is instead stuck with lousy source material. Here's our review.
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Digger Review: Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Audacious Satire Is Saved By Tom Cruise
Digger nearly falls prey to director Alejandro G. Iñárritu's indulgences, but is ultimately saved by star Tom Cruise. Here’s our review.
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Paper Tiger Review: Adam Driver Steals The Show In James Gray's Autobiographical Crime Drama [NYFF]
Paper Tiger is part Greek tragedy, part Hitchcockian thriller, part cautionary tale, and another James Gray masterwork. Here’s our review.
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Godzilla Minus Zero Review: The King Of The Monsters Is Bigger, Badder, But Not Quite Better Than Before [NYFF]
Godzilla Minus Zero aims higher, dreams bigger, and branches out even wider than Godzilla Minus One, but there's a catch. Here's our review.
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Unabomber Review: This Well-Acted Netflix Thriller Should've Stuck To One Timeline
Jacob Tremblay is intense as a young Ted Kaczynski in the Netflix thriller Unabomber, also starring Russell Crowe. Here's our review.
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Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother Review: Mahershala Ali's Tense Action Thriller Is Marvel's Loss And Our Gain
Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother, starring Mahershala Ali, grabs your attention immediately and never lets go. Here’s our review.
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Primetime Review: Robert Pattinson Is Electric In This Dark, Unsettling Media Satire Thriller
Robert Pattinson delivers yet another memorable performance in Primetime, an uncomfortable mix of satire and thriller. Here's our review.
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I Play Rocky Review: This Syrupy But Loving Tribute To A Classic Boasts An Uncanny Lead Performance
I Play Rocky is a crowd pleasing look at the making of a movie classic, featuring a great lead turn from Anthony Ippolito. Here's our review.
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Resident Evil Review: Zach Cregger's Game Adaptation Is A Lean, Mean Gross-Out Machine
Zach Cregger's Resident Evil is a fast-paced, ultra-gross horror-comedy that's immensely fun to watch. Here's our review.
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Wild Horse Nine Review: John Malkovich And Sam Rockwell Are A Great Duo In Martin McDonagh's Subversive Modern Western
Martin McDonagh's Wild Horse Nine, with John Malkovich And Sam Rockwell, is a wonderfully written, beautifully performed elegy of a film.
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The Uprising Review: Andrew Garfield's Robin Hood Origin (Sort Of) Is A Dull, Dreary Disappointment
A Robin Hood origin story that isn't actually about Robin Hood, The Uprising has nothing interesting to say about anything, really. Here's our review.
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Practical Magic 2 Review: An Unfunny, Sloppily Assembled Sequel
Nostalgia isn't nearly enough to save Practical Magic 2, a messy, unfunny sequel that's had one too many margaritas. Here's our review.
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Hope Review: Na Hong-Jin's Alien Invasion Epic Needs To Be Seen To Be Believed
The wild and intense sci-fi thriller Hope deserves credit for aiming high...even if it can't stick the landing. Here’s our review.
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Mayday Review: Ryan Reynolds Is Sporadically Amusing In Apple's Cold War Midnight Run Riff
Mayday tries to capture the spirit of a 1980s buddy action comedy, but Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh may not have been the right pair for the job.
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Fall 2: Deadpoint Review: This Successful Sequel Proves There Are More Dangerous Heights To Climb
The surprisingly fun thriller Fall didn't exactly warrant a sequel, but Fall 2: Deadpoint ends up rising to new heights. Here's our review.
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Onslaught Review: Adam Wingard's Wild, Bloody Action Movie Goes Full John Carpenter
Adam Wingard's Onslaught is an unabashedly violent grindhouse grab bag that channels the best of John Carpenter. Here's our review.
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The Whisper Man Review: Robert De Niro & Adam Scott Hunt A Killer In An Okay Netflix Thriller
Adam Scott and a sleepy Robert De Niro team up to find a serial killer in Netflix's mostly okay thriller The Whisper Man. Here's our review.
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The Dog Stars Review: Jacob Elordi And Margaret Qualley Try To Survive Ridley Scott's Post-Apocalyptic Oddity
Ridley Scott's The Dog Stars, featuring Jacob Elordi and Margaret Qualley, is an odd post-apocalyptic drama. Here's our review.
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It Ends Review: An Endless Road Trip That Evolves Into An Existential Nightmare
Alexander Ullom's feature directorial debut, It Ends, is a strong cap to a powerhouse summer for first-time horror filmmakers. Here's our review.
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Insidious: Out Of The Further Review: The Sixth Entry Supplies A Simple Story But Scream-Worthy Scares
Insidious: Out of the Further is as fun as it is frightening and delivers a fresh take on familial horror. Here's our review.
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Mutiny Review: A Quintessential Jason Statham Punch-Up
While Mutiny may not necessarily be the best Jason Statham film, it feels like the most quintessential. Here's our review.
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The Wrong Girls Review: Kristen Stewart And Alia Shawkat Star In An Enjoyably Silly Comedy
Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat are BFFs under the influence and mixed up in mayhem in the light but very charming comedy The Wrong Girls. Here's our review.
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Coyote Vs. Acme Review: The Long-Delayed Looney Tunes Movie Is Perfect For 2026
After a delay due to corporate nonsense, Coyote vs. Acme, itself made in 2022, is all the more timely in the face of 2026's ultra-corruption. Here's our review.
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The End Of Oak Street Review: David Robert Mitchell Makes A Thrilling And Heartfelt Dinosaur Adventure
The End of Oak Street is a highly personal movie that resonates with its depth as much as it delights with its action and visual effects. Here's our review.
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One Night Only Review: A Wild, Weird, Totally Unexpected Rom Com Pleasure
Despite a bizarre, unsettling premise, One Night Only is a sharp, sweet, and genuinely funny romantic comedy. Here’s our review.
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Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma Review: An Ultra Post-Modern Take On Slasher Flicks
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, starring Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson, is a post-analysis explosion of cathartic queerness. Here's our review.
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