In Theaters

Redefining the slow burn, Los Angeles-filmmaker Blake Robbins takes audiences on a heart-wrenching journey through loss and grief as one family struggles after the death of their three children and the results are stunningly authentic. Robbins - who directs, produces ...

Jon Stewart, the darling of late night political satire, dips his toes into the world of filmmaking with his brilliant screenwriting and directorial debut of Rosewater, a story he adapts from journalist Maziar Bahari’s memoir titled Then They Came for Me. Many may recall the ...

It will more than likely go down as the crown prince of sequels that should have never been made. Twenty years is waaaay too long to stay loyal to two rubber-faced morons charging their way through one odd social interaction to the next. Dumb and Dumber To is adequately  ...

Writer/director John Michael McDonagh returns with a vengeance in Calvary, a dark comedy that expertly juggles the sacred with the profane.  The film takes its name from the hill where Jesus was crucified and, yes, it deals with sacrifice as one priest knowingly faces life  ...

As the celebrated love-child of the newly consummated coupling by Disney and Marvel studios, Big Hero 6 is, as expected, an action-packed superhero movie. But, surprisingly, the superhero parts of the story are the least enjoyable and keep the whole thing from achieving ...

People of a certain age may recall having read Judith Viorst’s award-winning 1972 children’s book Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. And if you are one of those acquainted with its humorous anecdotes, you are probably wondering how the  ...

And now the 15th century “Dark Knight” gets his very own reboot.   Unfortunately, Dracula Untold should have remained exactly that.  This fangless reimagining of Vlad the Impaler’s origins is a certifiable bore, offering only fun sized Snickers for those Halloween  ...

If you missed the original The Equalizer television series upon which Denzel Washington’s latest actioner is based (and named), you’re not alone. The show, which ran on CBS for just a few short years back in the ‘80s, is mostly long forgotten and hasn’t even sparked a ...

Drenched in brooding atmosphere, The Drop is this year’s answer to the film noir of yesterday. Bullhead’s own Belgian director Michaël R. Roskam assembles a talented cast to guide us through the dark end of a robbery inside a mafia-owned tavern. The grim-faced characters  ...

Pierce Brosnan probably still feels like he was let-go from the Bond franchise too soon. I seem to recall him turning to the trade papers to mount his campaign of dismay before he settled into calmer waters and gave us the mightily underrated gem, The Matador. Well, he  ...