All articles by David Kempler

This debut feature film by William McGregor shows off a potentially good writer/director of suspense, and perhaps more.

The pressures of modern-day corporate life and personal relationships throw a woman into a hailstorm of confusion and the results are oddly gratifying.

This one is a battle between great and terrible. Jessie Buckley is great. The rest is terrible.

This documentary on the Blue Note Records label is informative, but most importantly it’s great fun to watch.

The personal and political ramifications of an illicit affair bring four people into a situation that is torturous for all concerned.

A sometimes documentary(?) of the life and fall of John DeLorean. It’s absolutely unwatchable.

The great Brian De Palma is back, although in this case the great part is not particularly accurate.

Aviva Kempner’s latest documentary both explains and entertains with the tale of extraordinary baseball player/spy Moe Berg.

The great Shirley Jackson’s last novel is presented here as overly mundane. The book couldn’t have been this bad.

Charles Manson had a huge impact on America. This film about his time will have no impact on anyone.