Film Review: ‘Solace’ a dialog-driven chiller

Redemption, it would seem, requires a step-by-step stripping of the artifice that surrounds us.

A riveting, emotional behind-the-scenes look at video game development (must see)

Indie video games, priced from $10-20 on WiiWare, Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network, don't generate Halo money, but a top-seller can still make its creators multi-millionaires in a matter of weeks after launch.
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Film Review: ‘Come As You Are’ (‘Hasta la Vista’)

If you want to watch ridiculous caricatures of those confined to wheel chairs watch Glee, if you want to watch interesting characters confined to wheel chairs watch Come as You Are.

Film Review: ‘Touch’ charms

First time director Minh Duc Nguyen (UC Berkeley) employs an affectionate eye towards these characters. Often it's what's left unsaid that matters most; his lens is patient, allowing us to get up close, sometimes painfully so.

Just another Robot Sex Movie… (Sundance)

Welcome to the dungeon asylum of robot blacksmiths. F@#%ing to death by horses. Robot porn stars... Wait a sec, did I mention that Meaning of Robots is an official Sundance entry?

Film Review: ‘Buffalo Girls’ a gut wrenching look at child boxing

When prodded to explain why they do it, they admit it's for the money. Their parents are there to support them, to allow them to follow their dreams and pursue whatever makes them happy.

Film Review: ‘Teddy Bear’ (Sundance)

Teddy Bear is one of those rare films that can tell a story by letting the camera relax and observe. Like the development of the story, there is no rush to cut quickly between scenes, or break into a MTV-style sequence.
Good evening Mr. Torrance.

13 Horror films worth re-watching

If you're planning a spook night, open your favorite bottle of wine, hold onto a loved one, turn off the lights and let yourself descend into madness.
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Martha Marcy May Marlene: A star is born in Elizabeth Olsen (review)

Olsen delivers an effortless performance, showing terrific range in a story that requires her to be humiliated, sodomized, chased, controlled. Many are talking Oscar nomination, and it's not a far-fetched proposition.
Yao B. Nunoo wrote screenplay, stars in The Destiny of Lesser Animals.

The Destiny of Lesser Animals

Here's strong evidence that the West African cinematic tradition has an important place in the world of film, one that is adept at incorporating new wave influence.