Director Jason Reitman takes us behind the scenes of the iconic SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE with a (fictionalized) telling of the ninety minutes leading up to the show’s very first broadcast. [click for more]
SCARE ME is a creepy display of the horrors of storytelling, buoyed by the performance of its leads, that can’t quite make it to the finish line intact. [click for more]
For one week in February 1972, the counterculture invaded America’s living rooms as John Lennon and Yoko Ono served as co-hosts on the wildly popular THE MIKE DOUGLAS talk show. [click for more]
ZOMBIE TOWN offers a gore-free zombie movie that the whole family could watch. Too bad they couldn’t give us a better movie. [click for more]
Christopher Reeve could have decided that his life was over after the accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down. Instead, he chose to become a hero. [click for more]
Gilda Radner’s life has the making of a powerful documentary biography. That makes it puzzling why LOVE, GILDA is so bland and tame. [click for more]
Director Coralie Fargeat’s film is an angry and stylish critique of Hollywood’s obsession with youth. [click for more]
Kevin Smith’s nostalgic look back at being a teen film fan in the 1980s has some issues but a sweet emotional core. [click for more]
WIFELIKE is a glitzy and glossy spectacle that tries to cover up its numerous flaws with its above average production values but mostly falls short. [click for more]
Tim Burton, Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder are all back for a sequel to the 1984 supernatural comedy that may prove the adage that more is actually less. [click for more]
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