A deep thriller and a silly mockumentary are this week's recommendations.

Filmmaker Spike Lee outdoes himself in his latest film, which he cleverly released at the year anniversary of the "Unite the Right” rally.

Jeffrey Hatcher's fresh spin on Henry James’ 1898 novella is a scary story about monsters that are all too real.

This Ernest Thompson play is still golden 40 years after it was written, but it's tarnished with just a few dated references.

"The Music of the Night" showcases tight arrangements that come off like a well-oiled machine.

Comedian Bo Burnham's first feature film — which he directs and scripts — is so relatable, it feels like a documentary at times.

The latest Florida Studio Theatre mainstage production is laugh-out-loud funny, though its topic is no laughing matter.