As, I was forewarned, The Hunger (1983) is not a great horror film, or vampire flick. Where it exceeds is in Bowiefying a world to such an ...

Red Road (2006) continues in the tradition of Trainspotting (1996) and Shallow Grave (1994), as showing Scotland as a very dark and grimy, ...

12:08: East of Bucharest (2006),  the latest to hail hail from a growing Romanian film economy, is simply shot, dry as a bone, but so packed...

Denis Decourt's, Page Turner is a vivid study in the darkness or vileness of the human spirit. As I was watching the film, I was contin...

I was thrilled, as I always am, when I saw a feature length, animated Sci-Fi piece, and from France on top of it all. But this film falls in...

I must admit I was apprehensive about going into a documentary about the Dixie Chicks, despite highly revered Kopple's authorship. I was...

Todd Field's latest film feels like reading a good novel. It's the kind of movie that makes you want to find a comfy chair and batte...