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Little Hope Was Arson
Theo Love has directed and edited an intense and surprisingly affective investigational documentary. And the only reason I say “surprising,” is because one wouldn’t think a subject like this would turn out so gripping just by reading it on...
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The Homesman
Tommy Lee Jones' sophomore effort is a feminist Western that will rattle your soul.
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
The third entry in the 'Hunger Games' series is the darkest yet, but sorely lacks purpose and feels like a placeholder to
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“Turkeys” We Can’t Help But Gobble Up
Way Too Indie recounts their favorite bad movies which most critics hated.
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The Sleepwalker
A psychological drama of tension between two sisters.
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Film Titan, Director Mike Nichols Dead At 83
Legendary director Mike Nichols has passed away.
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A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night
A lonely vampire girl preys on the bad men of her city in this atmospheric and near-perfect Iranian indie horror-western.
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Bennett Miller On Foxcatcher: It’s Designed to Desensitize You
Bennet Miller on how 'Foxcatcher' is designed to desensitize you, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo's on-screen chemistry.
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The Case Against 8
The controversial case against gay marriage in California gets the spotlight in this engaging documentary.
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The Criterion Collection Announces February 2015 Releases
The Criterion Collection doesn’t usually go with a theme with its monthly releases (a specific Halloween selection in October a small exception), though its February 2015 slate is an accidental one. Featuring overlooked and smaller releases from some of...
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Butter on the Latch
Disorienting and experimental Josephine Decker's feature debut film is a wonder.
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Happy Valley
The Penn State child sex abuse scandal with Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno gets a documentary treatment.
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Miss Meadows
Katie Holmes plays a prim and proper vigilante in this dark comedy.
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Always Woodstock
Her life in chaos, a wannabe musician heads home, hitting every rom-com device along the way.
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