‘The Hollars’ Showcases Family Dysfunction With Humor and Sincerity

I laughed. I cried. I never looked at my watch. (yeah I know it’s 2016, we have clocks on our phones and no one wears watches… YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN).

Natalie Portman is a Triple Threat in ‘A Tale of Love and Darkness’

Natalie Portman proves, once again, that she has both beauty and brains.

‘Disorder’ Successfully Fuses High-Stakes Thrills With Emotional Tension

A great character study into the mental landscape of a man unhinged.

‘On Meditation’ is 60 Minutes of Enlightened Watching

"We are all enlightened– maybe the lights just haven't been turned on yet."

‘Pete’s Dragon’ is What the Family Movie Can and Should Be – Magical

An emotional embrace of heartwarming adventure from start to finish.

WWII Thriller ‘Anthropoid’ Tells Gripping Story of Assassination Attempt

For those unfamiliar with the deeper points of world history, "Anthropoid" might sound like something alien and out of this world.

‘Lace Crater’ Review: A Dark, Twisted, and Creatively Campy Fantasy

Two lost souls find comfort in each others' touch – even though one is a ghost.

‘Women He’s Undressed’ is Bursting at the Seams With Style, Scandal, and Old Hollywood Glamour

The gowns that Orry-Kelly designed are so breath-takingly beautiful, it makes one want to absolutely bathe in them.

Sundance Hit ‘The Land’ Runs Rampant with Sex, Drugs, and Skateboarding

The score from musical heavyweights Nas and Erykah Badu breathe life into every scene.

Pregnant Nuns Based on True Events in ‘The Innocents’

They question if this is God's plan, and if so– why?

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