Director Michael Berry unleashes Frontera, a powerful story that entangles two families from each side of the Mexican border in a web of corruption that...
Wow. I don’t even know where to begin. I was just about ready to open my laptop and write a heartfelt article about how I...
In an attempt to battle the “world-building” box-office prowess of mega-franchises like the Marvel Universe and Star Wars, Universal Pictures recently announced a full reboot...
The magic of Cantinflas has arrived on the big screens of Los Angeles, in the form of a feature film that pays tribute to the...
When one thinks of a film called The Notebook, a number of images come to mind most of which involve sexy Canadian moviestars passionately making...
Based on the clever, free-wheeling 1978 caper novel The Switch, Life of Crime is the latest in a decades-long string of adaptations stemming from the...
Israeli director, Ari Folman boldly introduces a remarkable adaptation of Stanislaw Lem’s sci-fi novel, The Futurological Congress. Robin Wright plays, well, herself in an alternate...
The past few years have seen veteran Danish thesp Mads Mikkelsen take the English-language film world by storm with a string of plum roles, ranging...
Whether it’s in movies, music or other forms of entertainment, there comes a moment when an act gets old. In movies, even the most endearing...
Unlike their faceless demographic base, YA novels have matured as of late. Whereas the first wave of teen fiction in the mid-2000s was focused on...
As the summer blockbusters seem to fade away, now we really get to see what films can stand behind their storytelling. After nine years of...
For almost 60 years(!), British-based production company Hammer has been churning out horror films. Some of them are classics, and some of them are shlock,...
FX’s border drama, “The Bridge,” is about a lot of different things. First and foremost, it’s a police procedural centered on events related to the...
When I was a little girl, I watched La Bamba, the story of 17-year-old rock ‘n’ roll singer Ritchie Valens who passed away in a...
At the risk of having my millennial card revoked, I must admit that I’ve never read Lois Lowry’s seminal YA sci-fi novel The Giver. One...
When Steven Soderbergh announced his retirement from feature filmmaking sometime in 2012, I was skeptical. He said the movie industry was too cynical and bullied...
Three lucky winners will receive a pair of tickets to the Los Angeles premiere of Frontera at The Landmark on Thursday, August 21st at 7:30...
A film is a language packed in with several different mediums – art, dialogue, choreography, music, technology and a handful more. These mediums are all...
One of my personal favorite sub-genres is the good ol’ “cop gone wild” flick. Prime examples of this stripe include Abel Ferrara’s classic Bad Lieutenant,...
As a child growing up in the Midwest, Into the Storm director Steven Quale always heard about the power of tornadoes. “When I made this...
Enter for the chance to win 1-of-2 Into the Storm autographed posters. The posters are signed by Richard Armitage, Sarah Wayne Callies, Max Deacon, Nathan...
A film has the ability to communicate an emotion, perspective and even a sense of understanding the unknown. What happens when audiences no longer strive...
There’s a popular saying amongst writers, which is, “write what you know.” Though it’s not always the easiest or most enticing option, it’s when writers...
Whereas 2013 was one of the finest years in recent memory for horror cinema, with releases such as The Conjuring and Evil Dead, 2014 has...
After the first season finale of Showtime’s new drama “Masters of Sex,” I found myself wondering where the next season might go. At its root,...
August is opening up with a bang of movies hitting the theaters this Friday. First up in movies to watch this week is the Marvel...
In this age of Seth Rogen, the big screen is jam-packed with romantic leading men who don’t exactly qualify as classically handsome. However, back in...