Since The Blair Witch Project, there has been no shortage of horror films utilizing the handheld-camera conceit. Quarantine’s major contribution to this beyond-played out subgenre is that at one point, the camera — which belongs to a television crew piggybacking on what was supposed to be a ...
BY Nick Flanagan
Self-proclaimed "9/11 Republican" David Zucker returns with an ideological comedy that harshly and unsuccessfully uses the trademark zaniness of his Airplane and Naked Gun franchises with ...
BY Adam Nayman
It’s hard not to be moved by the story of Ernie Davis, who in 1962 became the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy as the United States’ best college football player, only to die one year ...
BY Kieran Grant
Maybe it’s fitting that a global-warming allegory be as concerned about its own environment as it is about the real-world one it mirrors, but the makers of City of Ember seem downright ...
From the director who brought us both Scooby Doo movies, comes another cutsy canine tale with a mixed cast of humans and dogs. Chloe (voiced by Drew ...
Old rich hippies and strangely attired circus folk join forces in Sin City to create a $180 million theatrical production that will undoubtedly enrich their ...
Body of Lies is based on David Ignatius’ 2007 bestseller about an embedded CIA operative in Jordan, played in the film by Leonardo DiCaprio in a ...
Many critics who were present for the film’s premiere at Cannes were not kind to director Fernando Mereilles’ adaptation of José Saramago’s dark allegory ...
Rarely has a movie about a little guy who takes on a corporate Goliath seemed quite so little as Flash of Genius. Inspired by the New Yorker article by John ...
PR flak-dom gets a gentle slap on the wrist in How to Lose Friends and Alienate People, a would-be scabrous look behind the scenes at a fictional NYC glossy, ...