A saintly old woman gets killed in a grocery store robbery, and the four foster sons she raised go after some serious payback in this latest disappointment from director John
The good news is that Rob Schneider left this country. Unfortunately for us, they filmed him over there. Actually, Schneider isn’t always as bad as the rap he’s
An exclusive Beverly Hills private school serves as a microcosm of our screwed-up society in “Pretty Persuasion,” an off-putting dank comedy bloated with smug, simplistic observations about racism,
‘Saint Ralph’ meanders through melancholy marathon
From a team of tyro Canadian film-makers led by writer director Michael McGowan comes this unabashedly hokey, innocuous morality play about a Catholic
Hot sex removes any language barrier in ‘2046’
The latest offering from revered film-maker Wong Kar Wai (“Fallen Angels,” “The Chungking Express”) certainly isn’t for everyone (“Dukes of
Guy walks into a bar … actually, it was a screening room, and he walked out with a big smile on his face, having spent the better part of 86 minutes
Tragically, the summer is half over and the Imbiber is just now getting to his annual round-up of “Stuff You Ought To Be Drinking This Summer.” All apologies for
Though it looks and feels a lot like a poorly-lit adult film, “9 Songs” isn’t hampered by an XXX-stigmatic designation, thanks to the involvement of mainstream creative
Rob Zombie’s follow-up to 2003’s “House of 1,000 Corpses” is a blood-soaked homage to those low-budget 70s slasher flicks that were all the rage
Note to the braintrust of the religious right: When the foundation of your opposition to abortion rights and stem cell research become the key components to the plot of a
Richard Linklater (“School of Rock,” “Dazed and Confused”) directs Billy Bob Thornton (“Friday Night Lights”) in this enjoyable remake of the seminal 1976 comedy classic about a degenerate ex-ballplayer
Ever since it netted the Audience Award at this year’s Sundance Film Festival, there’s been plenty of anticipatory buzz surrounding the theatrical release of newcomer Craig Brewer’s
