An Oscar-worthy performance by Philip Seymour Hoffman propels this quiet, slow-moving biopic of the flamboyant writer as he researches the case that would inspire ‘In Cold Blood.’

The feature film debut of Nick Park’s lovable claymation creations is literally a laugh-a-minute. If only the plot wasn’t so darn stupid.

Director David Cronenberg’s slow-moving meditation on violence and identity features some fine performances by Viggo Mortensen and Maria Bello.

The boundless imagination of Tim Burton and his team of animators propels this thinly-plotted tale of a groom with cold feet and his even colder bride.

If you like Nicholas Cage you’ll be mildly amused by Andrew Niccol’s dark comedy about a cynical gun runner and the despots who love him.

The sad tale of a young black man tortured and murdered in rural Mississippi fifty years ago.

Falling somewhere in quality between ‘The Exorcist’ and its forgettable sequels, this horror film disguised as a courtroom drama is a head-twisting, vomit-spewing good time.