BlacKkKlansman

Anyone else shocked to see Bohemian Rhapsody and Green Book take home the top Best Picture prizes last night? Because we kind of were.

Tonight's the night. Some of Hollywood's most elite will be sashaying down the red carpet, engaging in myriad interviews until they will be sat at tables where alcohol will flow freely.

I saw more than 150 new releases in 2018, and that made it only harder to whittle this list together.

Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman stands as one of the best movies of 2018, and part of what makes it so fascinating is its approach to tone.

Over the course of his career, Spike Lee has been an experimental filmmaker -- never limiting himself in terms of tone, genre, or medium.

While August and September are not exactly known for housing huge movies in comparison to the rest of the calendar, Warner Bros. has done a great job countering that narrative in 2018.

Because of the way movie scheduling works nowadays, it's generally surprising when a film wins the box office for three weeks in a row.

Spike Lee's latest film has been flying under the radar but has been doing quite well for itself in its first few weeks of release.

BlacKkKlansman has a powerful tribute to Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer, and Spike Lee told us why.

The domestic box office has bounced back in a major way from last year's abysmal showing.