Shikkari Shambu is what one would call a quintessential formula flick. It follows atime-tested style, a predictable pattern and simple narrative, which seems so formulaic, that it ends up being…

Should you require further evidence of western cultural decadence, consider the staggering hours moviemakers have logged filming dogs doing things dogs aren’t generally inclined to do: playing competitive sports (Air…

The story begins three years after Sherlock Holmes died in his fall off Reichenback Falls while battling with the evil Professor Moriarty. A wire arrives for Dr. John Watson saying…

A great cast cannot save the dramatically inert and totally inept rom-com “Alex & The List,” which is short on both the rom and the com. Directed by Harris Goldberg,…

For that segment of the audience who find nothing more heavenly than to split their eardrums to the discordant blast of heavy metal, the wacky Finnish comedy Heavy Trip does…

And now a brief diversion into the world of family-friendly films. A detour that takes us to Shifting Gears about a family struggling to survive and stay together while set…

For one month every year, five highly competitive friends hit the ground running in a no-holds-barred game of tag they’ve been playing since the first grade. This year, the game…

The film follows Andy as he works with Blake (played by C. Thomas Howell of LBJ, Animal Kingdom, and Netflix’s The Punisher) to strip away his fear of revealing It…

SIX reveals the dangers of associating with known terrorists. Ultimately, the heroes get betrayed, as expected. The technicalities that could cause a war prove to be fatal. Also, the casualties…

It’s not surprising that a debuting filmmaker whose biggest claim to fame is inventing an apparently hugely successful website dubbed whatthefuckshouldimakefordinner.com would produce an effort as trivial as Zach Golden’s…

A New York stockbroker refuses to cooperate in a large securities fraud case involving corruption on Wall Street, corporate banking world and mob infiltration. Based on Jordan Belfort’s autobiography.

Writer-director Jamie Adams, whose résumé includes low-budget niche efforts such as Black Mountain Poets and Benny & Jolene, continues to explore the world of arty bohemian Brits with his latest,…