All articles by Tom Fugalli

Director Joe Nussbaum brings some new steps to the old dance in this trip down teenage memory lane.

Nicholas Cage drives like a bat out of Hell (literally) in this unapologetically cheesy B-movie.

Writer-director Paul Haggis crafts an unconventional thriller from the French original, starring Russell Crowe as an English teacher bent on freeing his wrongfully-imprisoned wife.

Dramatizing the first years of Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, the film is rich in pageantry but poor in plot.

Based on the novel by Walter Kirn, "Up In the Air" manages to succeed at different altitudes, addressing the absurdity and poignancy of human connections.

John Krasinski’s directorial debut feels more like an acting exercise than a movie – like walking into a group therapy session for monologists.

If Luis Bunuel directed an unholy union of "Scenes from a Marriage" and "Friday the 13th", the resulting beast would bare some resemblance to Lars von Trier’s "Antichrist".

Director Steve Jacobs effectively distills J.M. Coetzee’s Booker Prize-winning novel without compromising its complexity.

Kari Skogland’s honest look at the Northern Ireland "Troubles" from both sides, where no one is entirely right or wrong and loyalties lie somewhere between a community and a cause.

Talent is wasted on a Biblical scale in Harold Ramis’ scattershot back-in-the-day skit.