I saw the Toby Keith vehicle “Broken Bridges” via an unexpected and bizarre digital video presentation at the Lincolnshire Theater in an...

When Hollywood makes a romantic comedy, it usually almost never resembles the life you and I lead. I say that, of course, assuming the...

Author Patrick McCabe knows his misfits. He knows them so well, he invents new languages for them. They can be tough to learn at first,...

When people ask me my favorite film of all time, I often say Terry Gilliam’s “Brazil.” I won’t go into detail as to why, but I have been...

“Broken Flowers” tells the story of a man pursuing a likeness of himself. Little does he know he has been on this pursuit his whole...

One of the first things “Bee Season” tries to convey is that words—letters in particular—have such strong spiritual connotations that...

No hero shot. No grand, memorable score. No forced romance. No action sequence that tries to be the end-all be-all action sequence. ...

“Boogeyman” tells a story of a Genius. In the movie he’s called Timmy, but for the sake of continuity, I will refer to him as Genius in...

In Benjamin Nugent’s book "American Nerd," Freaks and Geeks creator Paul Fieg says “I’ve always referred to life as perpetual high school...

This will not be a review of Mel Gibson’s personal problems or how he dealt with them. This is a review of his latest movie and nothing...

Why have concert films and rock documentaries grown in popularity over the past year or so? Since covering the Sundance Film Festival...

This remake of “The Amityville Horror” has the right idea. Take a mediocre-to- awful movie that had potential and try to make it better....

Film critics sometimes have to face this dilemma, especially those who love “so bad, they’re good” movies. Here’s my problem: If I had...