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Poor writing undermines this female-driven thrill-ride, proving there is more to an action movie than just action.
A documentary focused on the oddities in people's basements isn't as shocking as it wishes.
Great performances can't save this lackluster western from constant frustration.
Sebastián Silva's meditation on the universal balance of creation and destruction in Nasty Baby is undermined by an inconceivable third act.
The last chapter in Katniss' saga is an ugly one.
Joann Sfar's polarizing neo-noir contains a sharp sense of style and a paper thin storyline.
An unbalanced, uninspired food doc that overthinks a simple story.
Intruders contains a wicked twist, but proves to be more of a gimmick bookended by cliche before it and monotony after.
Small towners attempts to be sexually adventurous are too sad to laugh at.
A case study in indulgent and privileged grieving.
A sharp looking dark comedy showcasing a technological future filled with people we already know and hate.
Teen drama, parkour and fantasy sequences are just a few of the sloppy ingredients that make up this coming-of-age tale.
An almost insensitive America-beats-all action flick.
Nightfur is a quirky independent film, written and directed by Jason Brown, about science fiction, fantasy and even a little bit of romance. Most of the acting feels emotionless...
Francis Ford Coppola, who has been on an experimental kick with films like Tetro and Youth Without Youth, returns to the horror genre with Twixt. Directed, written, produced and...
After decades of watching movies, I never thought I would discover a genre I had never heard of before. Such is the case–was the case–with “giallo.” “Giallo” (from the...
Ten years after premiering Love Liza at the Sundance Film Festival, Todd Louiso returns to the festival with his latest film, Hello I Must Be Going. The synopsis of...
The new horror-thriller Aftershock is not be directed by Eli Roth (Nicolas Lopez is the director), but make no mistake, this is an Eli Roth picture. Roth is credited...
The recent revival of bombastic ’80s action flicks spearheaded by Sylvester Stallone hasn’t been as unwelcome as I thought it would be pre-Expendables. That movie, though unremarkable, is a...
When Lanqiu (Gao Yuanyuan), a young Chinese executive with a promising future learns during a routine physical that she’s fatally ill, she becomes dreadfully upset and, in a lapse...
In the world of Cinemanovels, the name John Laurentian stands next to famous directors like Bergman and Antonioni. When the film opens the fictional Quebecois filmmaker is dead, and...
One probably expects a film starring Keanu Reeves would be filled with action, but aside from one scene (two if you count watching him eat an entire cupcake), Generation...
Perhaps in an effort to shake his typical “good guy” role, Jason Bateman plays a foul-mouthed asshole in his directorial debut Bad Words. Most comedies can get by with...
The latest trend in horror seems to be getting away from the cheap scares and more into the extreme gore type. I have heard a lot about Hostel being...
One Hour Fantasy Girl is a film based on a true story about a young woman striving towards making a good living while doing nearly anything she can to...
If I’m not watching a movie about stoners, hippies and/or it’s not directed by Michael bay, I don’t expect characters in a movie to be dumb. I absolutely hate...
Aleksandr Sokurov’s 2011 film Faust, screening now at New York City’s Film Forum, is essentially a story of striving and corruption. Drawing from Goethe’s famous play (which is based...
With its ethereal atmosphere and stunning vistas you can’t help but gawk at, it’s baffling that Lake Tahoe is so underrepresented in cinema. Co-directors Tom Dolby and Tom Williams’ debut feature Last Weekend gives the...
Store-brand horror schlock destined to be forgotten.
A true-story heist tale is entertaining, but lacking the gusto of the actual event.
Thrilling action sequences get buried by piles of painfully nonsensical plot machinations.
What should be a dazzling sci-fi adventure instead feels like an irritating lecture at a chalkboard.
Even fans of the show are liable to be let down by this middling piece of pop culture slop.
A ribald Aussie anthology that proves to be mildly amusing and frustratingly sloppy.
This Belgian horror flick squanders its solid premise by relying on cheap shocks and failing to earn true scares.
Not as funny as it wants to be nor dramatic enough when it needs to be.
There's nothing original or interesting in Jonas Cuaron's prestige slasher film taking place on the U.S. border.
This '80s-set dramedy is as cumbersome as the nascent technology at the center of its plot.
A powerful premise fizzles fast in this drama about a pair of closeted Muslim teens in New York.
What starts out as a promising teen slasher soon falls victim to its own narcissism.
