October - 2016 2/3

Review: Wild Oats

Originally aired as a Lifetime movie but released theatrically in international markets, Wild Oats is a trifle of a film headlined by two...

Command of craft doesn't necessarily translate into a compelling film. Take Certain Women, the latest slow burn dissection from Kelly...

Loosely adapting a trio of Alice Munro stories ("Chance," "Soon" and "Silence"), Pedro Almodóvar's latest offering may be his most...

What would Hitchcock, lover of MacGuffins, have made out of Inferno, which is essentially one big MacGuffin from start to finish? There's...

Let it be said first and foremost that Emily Blunt is nothing short of superlative as Rachel Watson in the film adaptation of Paula...

If randomly pieced together movies laden with cameos and fronted by obnoxious teen girls are your idea of a good time, then Kevin Smith's...

The line between pleasure and pain has always been a thin, if sometimes invisible, line for director Paul Verhoeven. His latest film...

"Deepwater Horizon has exploded and is on fire." Those words are a chilling understatement of the inferno that engulfed the oil rig...

How does it feel to be like a rolling stone? Complete Unknown, which lyrically references Bob Dylan's song, doesn't so much answer this...

Olympia Dukakis is in but a few scenes in The Infiltrator, but her appearance electrifies this well-made but often disengaging drama. The...