The breakdown of the family unit is one of the more disturbing themes at play in cinema, only because it's inherent in us to desire a cl...

   I don’t want to sound insensitive or dismissive, but can we please have a moratorium on 9/11? Can we all just agree that it happened, it ...

It's 1864, and a young boy named Will (Ashton Sanders) works with his uncle, Marcus (Keston John), on behalf of a group of bounty hunter...

  Your really clever movie fan will look at the synopsis for Pilgrimage and think, “Spider-Man and the Punisher in the same movie!” and a...

A long time ago, Arnold Schwarzenegger  set out on a task to accomplish three very specific edicts: to win the title of Mr. Olympia and obta...

At times it feels like the theater has gotten so used to sci-fi films where laser guns are zapped and mutant alien races wage war on Planet ...

We should all be so lucky, in the face of nuclear fallout, to stumble upon at least one person as beautiful as any of Z for Zachariah 's...

2015’s Creed was a risky move, especially after Rocky creator and caretaker Sylvester Stallone had successfully resurrected his character ...

Early reaction to the announcement of Creed , described more as a spin-off than a sequel to the long-running Rocky franchise, was understan...

Long considered to be the most unconventional adaptation of a Shakespeare play, Richard III would take the same approach as Julie Taymor...

Every single film so far in writer/director Charlie Kaufman's oeuvre has been about the longing between human beings, and the inevit...

David Lowery is a filmmaker I love. He first burst onto the scene a few years ago with a low-key and quietly beautiful film called Ain...

Maggie is a remarkable film in many respects, the most remarkable being that it was, for a long time, the little movie that could, and n...

The drug film is a hard film to watch--at least if it's done the right way. For modern audiences, the most gut-wrenching experience ...