0 votes and 0 Reviews 1h 38m | Horror Watch Trailer In this tongue-in-cheek thriller, two of the most prolific demons from Japanese horror franchises face off against each other in an epic showdown. When Natsumi (Aimi Satsukawa) and Yuri (Mizuki Yamamoto) come across an old, cursed VHS tape, the college girls give it a watch and learn that they only have two days left to live before the evil entity Sadako (of The Ring films) kills them....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Western Ben Stride (Randolph Scott, in a role originally slated for John Wayne) trudges stoically through the West, hunting down the seven men responsible for the murder of his wife in a Wells Fargo station holdup. As the film opens, we see him dispatching two of the miscreants during a driving rainstorm. Though the victims are deserving of their fate, the script is careful to detail the moral deterioration of Scott, who’d quit his sheriff’s job to go on this unauthorized death hunt....
2 votes and 1 Reviews | Write a Review In Theaters: May 4, 2018 (limited) June 1, 2018 (limited) 1h 36m | Documentary This documentary follows the mission of American cellist Dane Johansen to walk a 600-mile, month-long journey along the Camino de Santiago while carrying his cello on his back. His purpose was to perform and record Bach’s Cello Suites in the 36 ancient churches on the route. Johansen, who planned the walk mainly as a recording project, finds himself surprised by the rigorous demands of his journey on foot, as well as his duties as a performer....
2 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: November 11, 2016 (limited) Drama It’s been twenty years since they met in their high school drama club, but the teenage romances, egos, and quarrels are lying just beneath the surface waiting to prove themselves once again. Touching on topics from male/female double standards, to politics, to LGBTQ and race relations, the group grows more this weekend than in the last two decades. In a twisted maze of ex-lovers, old grudges, and new spouses, the friends are thrown down a rabbit hole of alcohol-fueled bad decisions....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama Based on the novel by Mary McCarthy, The Group was one of the slickest, and most highly publicized, cinematic soap operas of the 1960s. Filmed largely in New York, the story charts the exploits of eight young women, all of whom graduate from an exclusive Vassar-ish college in the middle of the Depression. Among the talented young actresses making their screen debuts herein are Candice Bergen as Lakey, the group’s resident Lesbian; Joan Hackett as Dottie, a repressed socialite who takes up with bohemian artist Dick Brown (Richard Mulligan); Joanna Pettet as Kay, who marries philandering playwright Harald Peterson (Larry Hagman); and Kathleen Widdoes as Helena, the wealthiest of the girls who insists upon proving her value in the workplace....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary Individualist Spanish filmmaker Jose Luis Guerin spent a year and a half filming what happened as a new apartment building was built in the El Chino neighborhood of Barcelona. Guerin eventually shot 110 hours worth of film, and En Construccion distills his record down to a little over two hours. En Construccion focuses less on the practicalities of raising a building than the impact the project has on those who live in the neighborhood, including a teenage couple squatting in a nearby building, an illegal alien looking for work for himself and his son, and a neighborhood girl who becomes infatuated with one of the construction workers....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: June 12, 2014 (limited) R | Comedy, Other 21 Jump Street:Schmidt and Jenko join the secret Jump Street unit of the police force and use their youthful appearances to go undercover in a local high school. They must risk their lives to investigate a violent and dangerous drug ring.22 Jump Street:After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt and Jenko when they go deep undercover at a local college....
0 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: June 1, 2018 (limited) On DVD/Blu-ray: August 28, 2018 R | Drama Brooklyn parents Alex (Claire Danes) and Greg (Jim Parsons) are lucky to have a kid like Jake. Their four-year-old is bright, precocious, creative-and just happens to prefer Disney princesses to toy cars and skirts to jeans. Jake’s “gender expansive” behavior-as local preschool director Judy (Octavia Spencer) dubs it-is no big deal to Alex and Greg....
4 votes and 1 Reviews | Write a Review In Theaters: October 28, 2016 (limited) 1h 45m | Documentary In the weeks following 9/11, the entire country was on edge and suddenly every Muslim became suspect. Sadly it was not long before news broke of a white supremist from Texas killing anyone who looked Arab. Mark Stroman claims he did this to avenge the United States of America. He was convicted, sentenced and sent to the most notorious ward in America, Texas Death Row....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama This film combines both black-and-white and color photography to tell the story of a circus beset with financial woes. Leni (Hannelore Hoger), the director of a circus, has just lost her father in a trapeze accident. She tries to keep the circus out of debt and vows to continue the performances under the big top. Helped by a small and unexpected inheritance, Leni has high hopes of keeping the circus operating....
0 votes and 0 Reviews 1h 20m | Documentary As prisons proliferate in the U.S. Attica, a documentary made in 1973-4, could prove instructive. It chronicles the events of a 1971 prison rebellion in upstate New York, at the Attica Correctional Facility. In that uprising, begun as a protest over inhumane living conditions, on the instructions of Governor Nelson Rockefeller (later a U.S. Vice President), state troopers killed a large number of prisoners and several of their hostages when negotiations remained stalemated for several days....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Seven years in the making, this experimental documentary offers sobering reflections on the relative insignificance of human beings in the constantly evolving history of the earth. It offers an apocalyptic view of the future, an apocalypse not entirely based on human folly, but also upon the inevitability of enormous natural processes. The film opens in an abstract desert where a male narrator describes a flash in the sky....
2 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: January 10, 2014 (limited) Action, Adventure, Animation Shinji Ikari wakes up in his Eva unit fourteen years after starting the Third Impact. He hasn’t aged, but everything else has changed. The earth is in ruins. Rei is missing. The people he once protected treat him like a prisoner and threaten to kill him if he pilots another Eva. When he escapes to the remains of NERV headquarters, Shinji meets pianist Kaworu, who is destined to be Shinji’s copilot in a new dual-cockpit Eva....
8 votes and 2 Reviews | Write a Review R | 1h 50m | Action, Adventure Watch Trailer When Brody Walker (Cody Hackman), a self-indulgent young action star, punches a TV reporter while in a drunken stupor, he’s sentenced to shadow a police officer as part of a community service agreement. That police officer is David Hendrix (Dominic Purcell), a veteran New York cop temporarily ordered to restrict himself to apprehending drug dealers and other delinquents after being wounded while working with a Strategic Response Team....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Drama This World War II film is loosely based on the true story of Hiro Onoda, the last ever Japanese Holdout who kept on fighting after the war and only surrendered in 1975. The story follows a Japanese soldier in a similar predicament and the conflict that ensues when he encounters an American backpacker who steps on a landmine set by him. 0 votes and 0 Reviews...
0 votes and 0 Reviews Other The famous story of Hamlet and Ophélie is played out between the opposite poles of real and feigned madness, love and revenge. After the murder of his father, Hamlet opposes the marriage of his mother and his uncle, at the expense of his beloved and himself.When Ambroise Thomas chose Shakespeare’s Hamlet as the subject of his new opera, France had been under the spell of the English bard for many years, and Ophélie had inspired many romantic artists....
2 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: May 25, 2018 (limited) PG-13 | 2h 0m | Drama Watch Trailer Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin (Elle Fanning), 16, lives with her father, William Godwin (Stephen Dillane) and her stepmother, having lost her mother when she was a baby. Although just a teenager, Mary wants very much to be a writer. When she meets married poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (Douglas Booth), the two fall in love and he asks her to run away with him....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary, Drama The movie follows 3 separate stories about a Guangzhou father and daughter, a Taiwan taxi driver and his passenger, and a Shanghai delivery boy and his sister who has passed away. The three stories all center around Mayday’s concert and intersect in Shanghai. 0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary, Drama The movie follows 3 separate stories about a Guangzhou father and daughter, a Taiwan taxi driver and his passenger, and a Shanghai delivery boy and his sister who has passed away....
2 votes and 0 Reviews In Theaters: June 9, 2017 (limited) Comedy, Drama, Romance When a human being dies, they lose 21 grams from the body. This, they say, is the weight of the soul. The journey of a soul transcends over space and time… beyond the realms of this earth. This film tells the story of two seemingly ordinary individuals, going about their lives until their paths cross and they realize that they belong with one another....
0 votes and 0 Reviews Documentary ROOTED in PEACE challenges viewers to examine their values as Americans and human beings. Today we are at war within ourselves, with our environment, and with the world. Director and award-winning filmmaker Greg Reitman invites viewers on a film journey to take notice of the world we live in, proactively seek ways to find personal and ecological peace, and stop the cycle of violence.The film relies not only on memoir, but also interviews with such luminaries and activists as Deepak Chopra, music legends Donovan, Mike Love, and Pete Seeger, film director David Lynch, Noble Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire, media mogul Ted Turner, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, green architect William McDonough, neuroscientist Dan Siegel and many others....
