The movie is a fun but at times uneven take on modern relationships. It stars Drew Barrymore as Erin, a late-blooming wanabee journalist in New York f...
The title “The Winning Season” is a misnomer in so many ways it’s hard to keep count. It’s such a dreary, listless, disjointed affair, nobody wins, es...
Having met “Flea” Virostko in sixth grade, then filming and aiding the fame of the Santa Cruz surf scene by producing “The Kill” cult surf action vide...
A sublime thriller, “The American” opens quietly among the snow-covered forests of Sweden. Jack, a bearded, salt-and-pepper-haired George Clooney, and...
A romantic-comedy at its core, “How to Make Love to a Woman” is masked at the surface as a vulgar sex-comedy. With 1990s-style ongoing sex/relationshi...
Before the film actually starts, three factors affected the general impressions of “The Last Exorcism”: its rating, release date and subject material....
“Louis” is a silent picture in the true 1920s sense of the term. And that is perhaps its greatest detriment. The combination of vintage camerawork and...
A quiet film from Peru, “The Milk of Sorrow” is not without a sense of urgency. Fausta (Magaly Solier) suffers from the titular disease transmitted to...
Quentin Lee’s fourth feature brings a multicultural, Asian-centric sensibility to the dating-while-pregnant romcom. Like Katherine Heigl’s character i...