A teenager happens upon a stash of alien hardware complete with an oversize ray gun that he's quick to point in the direction of his enemies. James Franco, Zoë Kravitz, and Dennis Quaid star.
Animal House goes India when a group of ill-behaved students join an engineering college.
Better Like Father Like Son than this.
Kirk Cameron stages a religious revival — not in a tent, but in a movie theater.
The eldest brother refuses to marry since he believes it may create disharmony in his big family. His brothers, who've already found partners, come together to find a match for him. Directed by Farhad Samji, starring Salman KhanPooja, Hegde, and Venkatesh Daggubati.
"If marriages are made in heaven, then welcome to hell."
James Dearden's remake of a 1956 quickie (Gerd Oswald, director) isn't so much modernized as deliberately old-fashioned. Specifically, Hitchcock-fashioned. Not, in fact, since early De Palma has anybody labored so hard to emulate The Master. And the result is a veritable feast for Hitchcockians: the indoor stage-set passed off as …
A little sickie (cough-cough) from Canada, about a funeral-parlor apprentice (the pale, pensive, Pre-Raphaelite Molly Parker) who cozies up, after hours, with the steady supply of handsome young well-conditioned male cadavers. It confirms our suspicions that necrophilia is a subject better approached obliquely, furtively, figuratively: Sleeping Beauty, Laura, Portrait of …
An alternative-lifestyle romantic comedy starring and co-written by two unknowns, Jennifer Westfeldt (reminiscent of Lisa Kudrow around the mouth) and Heather Juergensen (reminiscent, for those with longer memories, of Suzanne Pleshette around the eyes). Their characters are, in their separate ways, thwarted heterosexuals -- a routine dates-from-hell montage is entered …
Self-reflexive, self-indulgent, self-congratulatory, and self-mocking pastiche of the private-eye genre, the directorial debut of screenwriter Shane Black (Lethal Weapon, The Last Boy Scout, Last Action Hero, The Long Kiss Goodnight, in chronological rather than alphabetical order). The hard-boiled first-person narrator, the chronically insouciant Robert Downey, Jr. ("I was tired, I …
When Aryan has an argument with his live-in girlfriend, he leaves the house only to get caught up in a murder involving a prostitute. Written and directed by Karthik Medikonda, starring Kiran, Harshada Kulkarni, Mahesh Kathi, and Gayathri Gupta.