Since its Columbus Day weekend I thought we could use one where the colonizers get their butts kicked. One of my absolute favorite Westerns is Two Mules for Sister Sara starring Clint Eastwood and Shirley MacLaine.
Now that its October we thought I'd suggest a movie to get you in the Halloween mood. Dr. Phibes Rises Again is the sequel to The Abominable Dr. Phibes starring Vincent Price.
90s in the best way, Go features Katie Holmes in her "Dawson's Creek Prime," Jay Mohr when he was skinny, and a good old-fashioned rave. It's the story of a drug deal gone wrong told from different points of view.
Netflix had a big press event to promote its launch in Canada today. Dozens of random members of the public showed up, happy to give the assembled press soundbites. Except these people were paid extras!
This 2008 Swedish vampire tale has been hailed as one of the best of it's genre. It's a bleak presentation of a classic story, boy feels lonely, meets girl. Girl turns out to be a murderous vampire.
If you've never seen this two and a half hour epic of Barbara Streisand glory, then today is your lucky day. If you have, you can't say no to a "Papa Can You Hear Me" singalong on a Sunday afternoon.
Recently, Netflix signed a deal with Epix to bring some new Paramount, MGM, and Lionsgate movies to the Instant Watch library. Today, September 1st, that deal goes live. So what's new?
This Oscar-nominated doc will make you think twice about those Eggs Benedict you scarfed down at brunch. Food, Inc., like fellow industry whistleblowers like Fast Food Nation and The Omnivore's Dilemma, reveals complicated inner workings of the American food industry.
This documentary profiles Kenny Shopsin's restaurant, a NYC staple known for their eccentric meals and even more eccentric owner. With food playing a secondary role, this film is an examination of family, philosophy and the changing New York neighborhood dynamics.
It's the tale of Robin Hood, re-interpreted and filled with countless Jewish jokes. It's Mel Brooks' great 90s comeback film. It's 104 minutes of Cary Elwes in tights. It's...Robin Hood: Men In Tights.
Michael Shannon stars in this gripping southern drama about two sets of half-brothers that go to war following the death of their mutual father. Written and directed by Jeff Nichols, the soundtrack is provided by his brother's band, Lucero.
Bruce Campbell stars in this 1981 horror classic that put Sam Raimi on the map. If you're a fan of gore and violence with just a hint of slapstick humor, prepare yourself for a bloody good time.
10 Things I Hate About You is definitely the creme de la creme of Shakespeare adaptations in teen movie form.
Steve Buscemi's 2005 dark comedy follows the story of a failed New York City writer, Casey Affleck, who returns to his sleepy hometown to wallow in his own depression.
The sun's shining, it's 100 degrees outside, and you hear the Ice Cream Truck jingle at least four times a day. It's officially summer. What better movie to re-awaken all of your deep-seated marine creature fears than Steven Spielberg's Jaws?
Parker Posey is all grown up in this debut from director Zoe Cassavetes, in which Posey stars as thirtysomething Manhattanite Nora whose life is droll until she gets surprisingly swept off her feet by a spontaneous Frenchman.
A unique and very violent low-budget Belgian film that is part black comedy and part mockumentary. The story revolves around a sociopath that goes on a killing spree with a documentary crew in tow.
Not to be confused with "One Night in Paris," this witty rom-com starring Julie Delpy and Adam Goldberg tells the story of what happens when a neurotic couple stop in the City of Lights to meet the parents.
Sam Rockwell puts forth a Tour de Force performance in this 2009 film as the sole occupier of the moon. Alone for three years, he begins questioning his mental health with the appearance of a new visitor.
