Opening and closing with a whole lotta soul (literally), The Lincoln Lawyer fills the middle with something that feels oddly archaic: courtroom drama. It’s ...
A clever spoof on the action films of the 1980's, The FP is one of the more unique films I have seen in recent memory. Taking place some time in the future wh...
Billy Corben has been working in the dark side of underground South Florida economies since his Cocaine Cowboys series. Here, with Square Grouper: The Godfather...
Paul is a highly enjoyable love letter to geek fandom. Starting at Comic-Con (where else?), two British sci-fi enthusiasts (Simon Pegg as Graeme and Nick Fros...
Beginners is a heartbreaking, soulful exploration of both hetero and homosexual repression. It’s a deeply personal and haunting narrative recalling other ho...
Note: although South by Southwest’s programming department considered last night’s screening of the upcoming comedy Bridesmaids a work in progress, in his intro...
After seeing Hesher, directed by Spencer Susser, I can completely understand why it's been making the festival rounds for a year and a half without a proper the...
Insidious, the newest horror movie from Saw creators James Wan and Leigh Whannell, chucks away the blood and gore that most in the genre rely on nowadays. It in...
Becoming Santa, a documentary by Jeff Myers is something I would have passed over if it was playing in a theater nearby or on television. And it's a shame, beca...
The point of a fairy tale is to scare the bejesus out of little kids until they learn a lesson. Or, at the very least, make them think twice about involving t...
