Genre films release the kraken
Copshop This better than average action flick involves a hit man, a fixer and ...
Delon headlines classic French thriller
The recent death of Jean-Paul Belmondo marked a generational divide of movie star level ...
Art docu unfolds with thriller exactitude
I was lost and now I am found. “The Lost Leonardo” comes across as ...
Call me by your name five times in a mirror
“Candyman” delivers a brilliant continuation of the 1992 horror film that spawned two sequels. ...
CODA is code for brilliance
When a film crew operates with train wheel precision you see the smooth result ...
Afghanistan Bananistan
History on film looks at representations of the past – both fiction and non-fiction. ...
Chaplin and Jewison books respect legacy of cinematic vision
Sometimes it’s best to crack open a book rather than just watch a film. ...
Fear and Loathing finds new muse
No matter how many times you tell the Hunter S. Thompson story the vehicle ...
Kilmer will be your huckleberry
The more “Val” unwinds the more the viewer identifies with his travails in life. ...
‘Black Widow’ continues box office revival
Actors who are normally dependable speak with bad Russian accents for two hours. Remember ...
Summer in the city is a gas
“Sumer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)” condenses six weekends ...