Go on pilgrimage to the Catholic basilicas of Rome from the comfort of your local theater.
Just when one thought Jenny Slate (Obvious Child, My Blind Brother, Gifted) had impeccable taste in projects, here comes this disorganized formation of cliches surrounding mental illness. Like a John nervously compensating his hooker, unkempt mental patient Josh (Zachary Quinto, or is it Jason Schwartzman with a hellish hair-comb?) unpockets ...
Directorial debut of Stephen Gaghan, "Oscar-winning" screenwriter of Traffic. An unmoored, becalmed suspense film about a missing-person case on a college campus. Every now and then he does a scene, or a shot, in blue or gold (more often blue), and every now and then he jiggles the camera -- ...
Eytan Rockaway directs Louisa Krause and Jason Patric as security guards at an abandoned building. Wait, what?
Frankenstein's monster gets his name in the title, but Lon Chaney's Wolfman and Bela Lugosi's Dracula are here, too. As the trailer notes, the laughs are MONSTERous!
Bollywood dancing in a Las Vegas hip-hop dance competition, courtesy of Disney.
A young man finds his baby photo plastered across a missing persons website. A solid foundation for a thriller wasted on still another attempt to renew interest in director John Singleton’s faded reputation, this time via a Taylor Lautner vehicle. From *Boyz n the Hood* to a boy made of ...
Techno-thriller about a police officer try to expose a computer hacker.
Darrin Fletcher and Chet Thomas direct a documentary about efforts to end child sex trafficking through undercover operations.
Yeti another abominable DreamWorks cartoon?
Gaudily, cheesily baroque Vincent Price vehicle, with some woozily far-fetched assassination schemes. Directed by Robert Fuest.
Yeti another abominable DreamWorks cartoon?