New Zealand film can’t decide how funny it wants to be. It’s not funny enough.

“The Neon Demon” from Danish director Nicholas Winding Refn explores some of the ways that we react to physical beauty. Or maybe it doesn’t.

Todd Solondz’s latest film takes another peek inside the twisted mind of the average person.

“Independence Day: Resurgence” leans so heavily on the success of its predecessor that it forgets to be good in its own right.

Documentary on Frank Zappa will leave you liking and respecting him, even if you were never a fan.

Here’s a documentary where a doctor in early twentieth century America cured male impotence by inserting goat testicles into men. Bet you never read that sentence before.

A little Hart and a big Johnson indeed. This odd couple buddy comedy is more than meets the eye.

Offbeat film with a bizarre premise: stay in a relationship or be turned into the animal of your choice. You have 45 days to comply.

Henry Rollins upgrades what could have been a disaster of a film into something watchable, bordering on enjoyable.

Michael Caton shines as a cab driver determined to end his life on his own terms.