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This poker mockumentary from Zak Penn is funny and excellent addition to this sub-genre of films that there needs to

George Clooney’s latest directorial effort is a pretty entertaining affair, if you know what to expect going in. And what

François Girard up to the magnificent Red Violin is a mixed bag that starts of great and slowly devolves into

This adaptation of the hit novel fails to create any real emotion nor evokes us to really care about our

Richard Kelly’s long delayed and highly anticipated follow up to super cult hit Donnie Darko is an entertaining film that

David Slade’s adaptation of the vampire graphic novel quickly becomes mess and while having one or two decent moments, it

Milos Forman’s latest wow’s at the start but gets completely lost half way through, leaving one curious as to what

Roger Donaldson’s latest is one of his more successful filmmaking endeavors that serves as a classic bank heist film that

This modern day fairy tale follows the adventure of a cursed, pig nosed, girl searching for the man who can

This Romanian abortion thriller by Cristian Mungiu is an effective thriller that meanders too much for its own good and