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Review: Salt and Fire

"Lethargic, listless, torpid, moribund..." describes Gael García Bernal's Professor Fabio Cavani of his wait at the airport's immigration...

It's not only the miscasting of Arnold Schwarzenegger that plagues the Darren Aronofsky-produced, Javier Gullón-scripted, and Elliott...

Win It All, the third collaboration between director Joe Swanberg and actor Jake Johnson, is as endearing and charming as its perpetually...

The Ticket, the compelling sophomore effort from Ido Fluk, unfolds as a modern-day parable of a man who suddenly finds himself in...

"Dominic Toretto just went rogue," Dwayne Johnson's Luke Hobbs declares and, with that, The Fate of the Furious revs up its engines,...

Growing up is hard to do and even more so when you're nineteen-year-old intellectual prodigy Carrie Pilby (Bel Powley). A Londoner who...

The best one character, single setting films make the most of their limitations, stripping away rather than piling on, ratcheting either...

A fun but not exactly great TV series that ran from 1977 - 1983, CHiPS, like most big-screen adaptations of shows from the '70s or '80s,...

Sometimes all a superhero film needs is a good villain to prevent it from sinking into a muck of genericness. In the case of Power...

A disappointing live-action reboot of Mamori Oshii's 1995 Japanese anime opus, Ghost in the Shell offers unimpeachable visual...