Still Alice (Glatzer & Westmoreland, 2014)
Still Alice absolutely deserves an acting award, for Kristen Stewart.
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Crash (Haggis, 2005) — 10 Years Later
Do you think Crash gets a bad rap--or does the mere mention of the title set your teeth on edge?
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Match (Belber, 2014)
Now available for home viewing, Patrick Stewart comes down to earth in this solid drama, as an isolative ballet teacher encountering two strangers who may possess secrets from his past.
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Beyond the Mask (Burns, 2015)
Who doesn't like a good redemption arc?
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Gotham Episode 1.14 Recap: The Fearsome Dr. Crane
Boo! Fear was center-stage in this week's episode of Gotham.
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As It is in Heaven (Overbay, 2014)
With his debut feature, director Joshua Overbay has created an intriguing story of a tiny cult, prompting consideration of the continuum uniting acceptable religion and fringe groups.
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Hoovey (McNamara, 2015)
Hoovey is the sort of film about which a youth pastor or sleep-over-host parent can skim a capsule summary and know exactly what he or she is getting.
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Foxcatcher (Bennett Miller, 2014)
Deservedly nominated for multiple Oscars, "Foxcatcher" achieves maximal creepiness with this tragic tale of a du Pont scion’s relationship with two Olympic wrestlers.
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Still Life (Pasolini, 2013)
May, played by British actor Eddie Marsan, is a curious character and Still Life is a curious film.
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Be the Message (Shook & Shook, 2014)
Kerry and Chris Shook's conversational, observational new book is worth pausing to recommend for one big reason.