The Fifth Estate is a dense, ponderous (and sometimes foul) look at Julian Assange and the complex array of secrets …
This “classic” horror pic is reimagined for the social media generation—and made all the more disturbing.
This is one of the most searingly intense portraits of slavery ever committed to film, exercising onscreen brutality to bludgeon …
Through the eyes of a beast, moviegoers see the horrors of humanity—ultimately overcome by beauty and honor and love.
A biopic of smuggler George Jung who hooked America on cocaine in the 1970s. This film’s message and its methods …
A Fellini-esque director seeks inspiration from the many beautiful woman in his life. And they sing their replies in Rob …
Unless you’re a doctor or a nurse, the thought of necrotizing fasciitis or fotobacterum damsela probably doesn’t horrify you …
Lonely accountant Ewan McGregor is swept into a secret sex club and must risk everything to save a woman he …
Robert Redford weaves three stories about war and politics into an occasionally poignant, more often preachy message film about the …
The fierce finale of this story was broadcast around the world more than three years ago. But even so, the …
Ah, how doth one speak of a Shakespearean play put to film? The first step is to recognize that there …
Threatening cell phone calls give way to a face-to-face encounter with a killer in this tepid (but relatively tame) remake.
Chris Carmik is a pro mountain bike racer with a problem his sport won’t help him solve. But that doesn’t …
Danny is a prisoner in his own home as Rick intimidates and threatens him to keep him quiet. And at …










