Who can blame the officers for assuming the worst in others when they are consistently being trained by those in positions of authority that "violence is your weapon."

Its anti-humor plays like a live action adaptation of a Nickelodeon cartoon written by John Waters, directed by Jared Hess.

If unoriginal, at least it gets its tone right.

Marrying politics of the 1980s with timeless horror, director Babak Anvari's feature-length directorial debut is a fresh take on international folklore, whose spooks have no bounds.

I invite you to witness the story of the San Antonio Four, and help develop a larger public awareness that will allow the story to reach the moral conclusion that these individuals deserve.

Fans of the short-lived HBO series "Vinyl" will definitely enjoy seeing this real life Richie Finestra retell his stories of drug-infested parties and late night shenanigans.

Fuqua sheds the extraneous silliness of past films while retaining the fun catharsis of his previous shoot 'em ups.

The debut neo-noir classic from Joel and Ethan Coen receives new 4K restoration and DVD/Blu-ray release.