A snappy, engaging thriller that overcomes a somewhat bloated midsection with a fantastic payoff.

A quasi-zombie movie that draws natural, but unfair, comparisons to superior films like “Dawn of the Dead” and “28 Days Later,” but is a solid ride all its own.

“The Box” wants to be a morality play but can’t seem to squeak past pedestrian paranoid conspiracy thriller.

Not to be confused with Larry Cohen’s 1974 killer baby flick of the same name, “It’s Alive!” is one of those films schlock lovers call “bad bad.”

A weaker Scorsese film, but still better than most of what’s out there

A riveting documentary about the life and times of a famous civil rights attorney through the eyes of his daughters.

A surprisingly intelligent film that goes light on the sci fi premise and concentrates on relationship.

Man, the ’70s were weird.

A puzzling train wreck that is often nonsensical, other times unintentionally funny, but always haphazardly thrown together.

A vanilla sort of suburban middle-aged angst movie couched with a lot of Jewish subtext that I frankly just don’t get.