French director Quentin Dupieux’s 'Rubber' is proof that any concept can be made into a film. How far out is it? 'Rubber' tells the story of a discarded car tire that comes to life and starts killing people using psycho-kinetic powers. Yes, you read that correctly. And the tire’s name is...More>>

Viewers in the mood for a dose of sex and gore will be well served by 'Donkey Punch.' (Street Date 4/7/09)More>>

Imagine if the Brat Pack planned a bank robbery, and you'll get the essence of 'Graduation.'More>>

'Four Lions' attempts the difficult (and perhaps wrong-headed, depending on your outlook) task of finding comedy in a Jihadist suicide bombing. Miraculously, it’s mostly successful. (Street Date 3/8/11)More>>

If you think director Alex Gibney had a formidable rogue’s gallery to work with in 2005’s 'Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room,' he all but outdoes himself this time in terms of shining glaring lights on smoothies who stink up the boardroom.More>>

'Extra Man' is a winning independent film that grows on you. (Street Date 11/16/10)More>>

With independent film 'Ondine,' Colin Farrell successfully evokes the everyman persona that catapulted him to critical acclaim in 2000’s 'Tigerland,' and more recently in films such as 'In Bruges' and 'Pride and Glory.' (Street Date 9/21/10)More>>

The latest chapter in George A. Romero’s epic zombie saga puts a group of National Guardsmen on an island with a feuding family against the backdrop of a world overrun by zombies. (Street Date 7/27/10)More>>

Hopefully an unfortunate coda will not discourage viewers from appreciating the two great performances by Brian Cox and Paul Dano. (Prebook 7/13/10; Street Date 8/10/10)More>>

A refreshing showcase of Jet Li’s formidable acting chops on top of his enthralling martial arts skills, along with some of the biggest names in Asian cinema, should make this curiously late import a worthy choice. (Street Date 6/29/10)More>>