For as much light as The Actor is bathed in, it’s equally shrouded in darkness. Duke Johnson’s solo directorial debut is a film of bleary sun and swallowing ni...
A film with a few solid laughs and crowd-pleasing moments, Death of a Unicorn never quite pushes the envelope as far as it could or should. Landing somewhere b...
Falling somewhere between a horror film and dark comedy about wellness crazes, The True Beauty of Being Bitten by a Tick is, like director Pete Ohs' previous J...
A return to form for Jay Duplass, who's also making his solo-directing debut, The Baltimorons is a charming throwback to the low-budget indies he directed with...
We've had Looney Tunes for nearly a century. Leon Schlesinger produced their first short Sinkin' in the Bathtub alongside animators Hugh Harman and Rudolf Isin...
A big swing and nearly a miss, Chad Hartigan's The Threesome is not without its charms even as it can overstay its welcome. A rom-com that offers a more seriou...
Directed by Rodney Ascher, best known for his horror-focused documentaries Room 237 and The Nightmare, Ghost Boy approaches its subject Martin Pistorius from, ...
In You Burn Me, the Argentinian littérateur-filmmaker Matías Piñeiro uses his vintage Bolex camera like the iOS Notes app. Shooting over the course of a few ye...
Over half a century later, what new information can be gleaned from the nights of August 9 and 10, 1969? Tom O'Neill and Dan Piepenbring’s riveting (if convolu...
If a James Bond or Mission: Impossible film excised all its action scenes––save a stray explosion or gunshot––while employing a script with a pop John le C...
