The story of Chess Records is revisited again, but that doesn’t mean you must also revisit it.
Harmless action-comedy rests on the considerable comedic shoulders of its two stars but generates few real laughs.
Sweetly amusing documentary about the making of the oft-debated worst movie of all time, "Troll 2", is solely for fans who are in on the joke. After watching this, you’ll either run out to rent its subject or thank your lucky stars you’ve never come across it.
A young woman either dies or doesn’t. It depends on if you believe the opinion of the mortician or the corpse. Confused? Me too.
Film noir, Aussie-style, almost sizzles due to the self-assured guidance of ex-stuntman-turned-director Nash Edgerton.
A young German couple is not happy. Nothing is terribly wrong. They’re just not happy. Sound like fun?
An unnecessary 3D upgrade and choppy script make Louis Leterrier’s update of the 1981 camp classic an Olympian missed opportunity.
Jet Li stars in a war film set in 19th-century China, and at 46 he can still bring it.
In this variation on "Ordinary People", a well-to-do family is dealing with the death of their son and director Shana Feste is determined to make us cry about it more than we have ever cried before.
Red-hot, sizzling sex scenes prevent Atom Egoyan’s latest from being a total disaster.
