Chuck Wilson

Chuck Wilson is a regular film contributor at Voice Media Group. VMG publications include Denver Westword, Miami New Times, Phoenix New Times, Dallas Observer, Houston Press and New Times Broward-Palm Beach.

Latest Stories

Barry Jenkins’s <i>If Beale Street Could Talk</i> Does James Baldwin Proud

Barry Jenkins’s If Beale Street Could Talk Does James Baldwin Proud

By Chuck Wilson

Chalamet, Carell Face Cycles of Addiction in Tender <i>Beautiful Boy</i>

Chalamet, Carell Face Cycles of Addiction in Tender Beautiful Boy

By Chuck Wilson

The Truth About <i>Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare</i> Is Pretty Sorry

The Truth About Blumhouse’s Truth or Dare Is Pretty Sorry

By Chuck Wilson

With <i>A Quiet Place</i>, John Krasinski Has Crafted a Horror Great

With A Quiet Place, John Krasinski Has Crafted a Horror Great

By Chuck Wilson

<i>Tom of Finland</i> Gives a Boldly Gay Artist the Too-Polite Movie Treatment

Tom of Finland Gives a Boldly Gay Artist the Too-Polite Movie Treatment

By Chuck Wilson

<i>Churchill</i> Squanders History and an Ace Brian Cox Performance

Churchill Squanders History and an Ace Brian Cox Performance

By Chuck Wilson

<i>Feud</i> Has Delicious Details and Great Performances — So Why Isn’t It Better?

Feud Has Delicious Details and Great Performances — So Why Isn’t It Better?

By Chuck Wilson

A Good Guy’s Darkness: Relishing Bill Paxton in One False Move and A Simple Plan

By Chuck Wilson

The Latest <i>Underworld</i> Reminds Us That the Series Was Once Capable of Great Moments

The Latest Underworld Reminds Us That the Series Was Once Capable of Great Moments

By Chuck Wilson

Hepburn and O’Toole Roar Again in The Lion in Winter

By Chuck Wilson

In Alex Gibney’s Malware Doc Zero Days, Stuxnet Is Scarier Than Skynet

By Chuck Wilson

Sure, Hardcore Henry Bombed, but You Would Love It at Midnight

By Chuck Wilson

The Drop Is a Rich Neo-Noir Triumph

By Chuck Wilson

A Found-Footage Attempt at Rosemary’s Baby in Devil’s Due

By Chuck Wilson

The Armstrong Lie chronicles the rise and fall of one of history’s most famous athletes

By Chuck Wilson

Smart casting elevates the entertaining Haute Cuisine

By Chuck Wilson

The gorgeous Ain’t Them Bodies Saints will get under your skin

By Chuck Wilson

The warmhearted Wasteland is full of twists but few surprises

By Chuck Wilson

In the pitch-perfect Still Mine, love trumps the law

By Chuck Wilson

Brady Corbet explains how a nice guy became Simon Killer

By Chuck Wilson

Jack Reacher: one beautiful beat-’em-up action flick

By Chuck Wilson

Slow Melt

By Chuck Wilson