From Ben-Hur to RoboCop to WarGames to Child's Play, it's been proven there are only a few properties that MGM may avoid giving the reboot treatment. The st...
After bombs like The Cold Light of Day, Red Lights and Abduction, as well as cameo roles in Paul and The Cabin in the Woods, we've been desperately waiting ...
Premiering at Sundance Film Festival 2013, writer/director David Lowery has crafted a subdued, slow-burn drama with Ain't Them Bodies Saints, one th...
After David Cronenberg transferred the words of Don DeLillo to the big screen with last year's confounding, fascinating Cosmopolis, he's set to work again w...
With John Krokidas’ Kill You Darlings, we are given yet another entry into the still-burgeoning Beat Generation brand. At this Sundance alone, we have been help...
To quote our very enthusiastic review, which went up recently from Sundance: "Stylishly directed and unnerving to its core, Mickle's We Are What We Are is ...
Transferring from the hearthrob to arthouse phase of one's career can be difficulty. As we've recently witnessed, Robert Pattinson is attempting to do so wi...
With hundreds upon hundreds of films seeing a release each year, it can be difficult to decide what's truly worth seeking out. We already gave one a handful o...
After giving rundowns on various categories when it comes to 2012 in film, it is time to strictly take a look at the best. With well over a thousand films ...
Here's the first 2012 wrap-up feature where all praise goes to the casting directors. Some films have trouble nailing down a single, talented A-list star, but...
