Review Reviews

'Kung Fu Killer' is a moderately entertaining martial arts take on the serial killer procedural.

East meets west and old action stars take on familiar roles in this indie action flick with Dolph Lundgren and Tony Jaa.

Crowe's shaky directorial debut is a mournful celebration of his home country.

'Little Boy' is faith-based cinema at its worst.

Despite delivering some gorgeous images, Planetary ends up feeling like just any other information-overloaded documentary.

A simply shot film with an unexpected heroine at its center manages to both build compassion for those effected by the sex trade and ask what can be done...

Chuck Norris vs. Communism is a history lesson, decorated in nostalgia, telling the story of people who were more like us than we ever realized.

'Below Dreams' shows promise but fails to invoke an emotional response or provide insight on poverty in New Orleans.

Jesus Town, USA attempts to tell a real-life tale with the quirkiness of a mockumentary, and it simply doesn't work.

An exceptional documentary about a tragic misidentification that fires on all cylinders and asks necessary questions.

Let your guard down and go for a swim; The Muscadettes will enchant you from the shore.

A case of the cover not matching the movie, this addiction drama seems to think it's something it's not.

A soft-spoken but satisfying drama musing on complacency and violence.

Franco's A-game can't save an untrustworthy and mixed up memoir.