1971, Not Rated What began as a documentary on Hampton and the Illinois branch of the Black Panther Party by filmmakers Mike Gray and Howard Alk was transformed into vital evidence that was used   

2007, Rated R The recent neglect of creepy haunted house flicks in favor of high-intensity gorefests is a shame considering the former's long history within the horror genre. The Hostel and Saw   

2007, Not Rated This IFC original docu-series from Academy Award nominee Nanette Burstein seems like a cross between the HBO-Miramax series Project Greenlight and the Fox reality series On the Lo  

2006, Unrated Over the course of one year, filmmaker Eric Steel and crew filmed San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge. The shots captured from cameras set up on parallel shores detail the bridge in  

2006, Rated R It's a glum experience watching good talent go wrong. With Heather Graham, star of the wrong-headed -- make that dunderheaded -- coming-out romantic comedy Gray Matters, you wonder  

2007, Unrated The lack of response to Hurricane Katrina, pre- and post-disaster, has inspired outrage and investigation on several fronts but seemingly little in terms of real outcomes. Reporter   

1972, Not Rated Having already produced animated sitcoms set in the Stone Age (The Flintstones) and the future (The Jetsons), a contemporary effort seemed obvious for Hanna-Barbera. However, what  

1993, Not Rated Social and political troubles propel the Everymen in nearly all of British director Ken Loach's films, from the blue-collar blues of Riff-Raff and the injustices served on Los An  

2007, Not Rated 1997's Henry Fool -- a prescient look at technology's rapidly invasive impact on daily life -- stands as wonderfully obtuse filmmaker Hal Hartley's last great success, thus it   

1989, Rated R This 1989 documentary about societal attitudes of the 1950s toward teen sexuality follows the Atomic Café template. Archival footage from old sex-education films, Hollywood mo  

1979, Rated R One of the most iconic musical films of all time, Bob Fosse's All That Jazz is an essential dramatized portrait of the man who single-handedly shaped the vernacular of jazz dance.   

2005, Not Rated The American debt crisis is raked over the coals in this fascinating but ultimately flawed documentary from James D. Scurlock. While not uniquely American, our debt dilemmas are a  

1983, Not Rated By the time M*A*S*H pulled into its 11th and final season, it was a far different vehicle than the one that rolled out in the fall of 1972. It was certainly light-years from Rober  

2007, Not Rated As PBS begins broadcasting the 13-episode On Stage at World Café Live series, Decca Vision is releasing in-concert episodes on DVD. So far, 11 are available -- David Poe, Liv  

2006, Rated R Completely lacking in speculation and/or allegory, this latest installment of the tired horror genre, put out by HBO Video plays like a direct-to-video toss-off made without an ounc