The Night Manager (Berlin Review)By Nik Grozdanovic One of 2016's most anticipated TV events lives up to the promise of its talented cast and crew.
Soy Nero (Berlin Review)By Nik Grozdanovic Rafi Pitts' film 'Soy Nero' attempts to reveal something new by recycling the old, but it doesn't work.
Crosscurrent (Berlin Review)By Nik Grozdanovic Yang Chao's 'Crosscurrent' doesn't get the art of subtle suggestion
Creepy (Berlin Review)By Nik Grozdanovic The highly anticipated new Kiyoshi Kurosawa film is detached, lethargic, and predictable.
Elixir (Berlin Review)By C.J. Prince A pile of mush made up of boring quirks and unsubtle metaphors that adds up to pure, wasteful nonsense.
Midnight Special (Berlin Review)By Nik Grozdanovic The latest from Jeff Nichols, 'Midnight Special', disappoints bit time with a surprisingly forgettable film.
Movies and TV to Stream This Weekend – February 12By Aaron Pinkston A variety of films catered to both the romantic and the cynical available to stream this Valentine's Day weekend.
Giveaway: Oscar Nominated Biopic ‘Steve Jobs’ on Blu-rayBy Dustin Jansick Danny Boyle's 'Steve Jobs' heads to Blu-ray and DVD and we're offering a copy to one of our subscribers.
Movies and TV to Stream This Weekend – February 5By Aaron Pinkston Great selection of indie films streaming this weekend on Netflix, Fandor, MUBI, plus a beloved horror franchise spinoff is now available on iTunes and VOD!
Watch: Jake Gyllenhaal Gets Destructive With a Vending Machine in ‘Demolition’ TrailerBy Ananda Dillon Looks like a great movie for when you feel like hammering something...or getting your heart hammered.
The Unity of All ThingsBy Michael Nazarewycz 'The Unity of All Things' epitomizes the notion of something being an acquired taste.
The Eagle Huntress (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick 'The Eagle Huntress' is a beautifully shot and uplifting documentary about a subject you never thought you’d care about.
White Girl (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick An unapologetic portrayal of an anything-goes college girl looking for escape, but it's predictable and lacks depth.
The Birth of a Nation (Sundance Review)By Dustin Jansick Despite all of its blemishes, 'The Birth of a Nation' remains undeniably powerful.
