It’s 1970 in North Carolina, a black man has been murdered, and it’s an all-white jury. Guess what happens.
The great French film star, Sylvie Testud, stars in this examination of whether or not a miracle can occur if you pray hard enough, or not at all.
An interesting take on the young hero saga, made eye-rollingly tedious by the ham-handed direction of Chris Columbus.
This been-there-mauled-that monster movie gets points for being loud and rather bloody, but it still hasn’t found a way to make werewolves interesting.
Cleverly written and simply shot, this movie about college kids trapped on a ski lift is not for the faint of heart, but fans of horror and suspense are likely to have a pretty good time.
Beautiful people do beautiful things in this CW-level TV show made for the big screen.
A man returns home as a woman to find out that her adopted brother is the grandson of a very famous man, in this highly unusual documentary.
John Travolta carves out a niche as a wisecracking, good-guy, killing machine in this thoroughly enjoyable ride.
Hispanic version of "Saturday Night Fever" features a fine performance by its star, Andrew Cisneros, but the rest is stereotypical stuff.
A young lady’s claim of being the victim of an anti-Semitic attack is as boring as her story is phony.
