The premise of Australian director Wayne Blair’s period musical drama, The Sapphires, reads like a Down Under version of Dreamgirls but with a healthy dose of humor to appease the mainstreamers ou  

Once again, audiences find themselves face-to-face with the banality of modern parody, in the form of yet another take on paranormal evil. The Scary Movie franchise, based initially on characters   

High-end art auctioneer Simon (James McAvoy) cues us in to the ins and outs of the security necessary to protect near-priceless works of art from the would-be thugs out there with enough “muscle and nerve” to dare to burst into an auction house and steal a painting.  

 Positively Cleveland offered me the chance to experience the Indie Cleveland vibe (based around the opening weekend of the 37th annual Cleveland International Film Festival), so I signed on for the press tour, but I was skeptical. Would it cramp my style, force me into a box of pre-packaged highlights with little of my own vaunted trial and error?    

What can I say about a man I never met, but who had been part of my life for decades? I, seemingly like a whole generation of film fans, watched Siskel and Ebert back in the 1980s, and then graduated to reading his reviews in the Chicago Sun-Times during my college years. Every Friday morning, I made my sojourn to the Annenberg School of Communications  library and collected the Sun-Times, th...  

The fanatic cult of Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell devotees are eager to strap themselves in for this Raimi-endorsed reboot of his classic series. Having handpicked Uruguayan Fede Alvarez to shepher  

In much the same way that Bully sparked outrage over the challenging conditions this generation of children face against one another and school administrators who shirk their duties to promote and  

How timely to watch a film about an advertising executive (Gael García Bernal) who develops a campaign to defeat a referendum proposed by Chilean leader Augusto Pinochet in 1988. Director Pablo L  

First-time director Eric Schwartz teams up with producer and writer John Corry to document the tumultuous rise of the black-and-gray tattoo culture, from its gang/prison roots to a global art form tha  

Dror Moreh’s Academy Award-nominated feature documentary The Gatekeepers explores the grey areas of national security, not from an American perspective, but rather through the cold survivalist logic of the leaders of Shin Bet, Israel’s secret security force, which operates as a separate (but not exactly disconnected) arm of the Israeli government.