All articles by David Kempler

Lee Atwater was an important man in modern politics. What you just read is only slightly less interesting than the film.

It’s David vs. Goliath when an inventor takes on Ford Motor Company, in this guaranteed crowdpleaser.

This dog just plain don’t hunt.

A young woman is released from a mental hospital. She takes revenge on everyone, including the audience, in this grating and pointless exercise.

Spike Lee portrays the accomplishments of black men in America’s armed forces in WWII and on the way creates a near masterpiece.

Ed Harris’ Western deals in so many stereotypes that at times it’s difficult to know whether it is all one big fat goof. The bad news is that it isn’t.

Ghosts are looking to get to Heaven and need a surly dentist to help them, in this middling Rob Reinerish comedy.

A youngish man returns to the womb of his parent’s incredibly odd home in this torturously slow but occasionally intriguing effort.

Melissa Leo gives an Oscar-worthy performance as a desperate woman who enters a dangerous game to save her family.

Is he a traitor, a good guy or someone working solo? That is the question that drives this high energy political thriller that satisfies as long as you can get past the stench at the end.