Albert Brooks's classic celebrates its 30th anniversary with a spiffy new Criterion disc.
Lasciate ogne speranza, voi chi’intrate. How did it come to this?… continue
Hannibal Lecter sinks his teeth into a title in the 1990s Winter / Spring Blockbuster Tournament.
Guy Pearce’s ability to show up and carry small, strange projects continues with The Seventh Day, a tepid exorcism thriller in which Pearce plays Father Peter, a street-smart exorcist who doesn’t play by the rules of the church and often finds himself facing off with demons that would “make other priests piss in their vestments.”… continue
Succeeds by rejecting everything for which Happy Madison is known.
A gold-standard adaptation that retains the original material's spirit.
A fashion satire about a killer pair of pants fails to flesh out its high-concept premise.
Sam Peckinpah's bleak masterpiece gets a beautiful new transfer.
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