All articles by David Kempler

A near perfect woman slowly yields to a disease that even she cannot overcome.

A family relocated to America happens to be from India but they could be from anywhere.

When a young dysfunctional woman loses her pet she responds by becoming more dysfunctional and happier. Go figure.

Against the backdrop of Holland in World War II, Director Paul Verhoeven elevates his game to a level he has never previously approached.

A pale imitation of Hannibal Lecter conducts an acting class with a rising young star.

An off-hand joke made by two struggling writers fosters a TV reality show on cannibalism. Really.

A lone good man against the evil establishment. Ends in a sort of stalemate but not before lots of explosions of people and objects.

German director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck shows us just how depressing life can be when government has unchecked power.

Stupid scientist pollutes and creates a bad, bad monster in a bad, bad movie.

Director David Fincher weaves an intricate telling of the Zodiac killer years by showing us how we can be consumed.