This documentary about Z-grade horror director Al Adamson is equal parts a loving tribute to a well-liked man and prolific horror director, as well as

This documentary about Z-grade horror director Al Adamson is equal parts a loving tribute to a well-liked man and prolific horror director, as well as
Due to downright Draconian anti-piracy methods, it’s hard to get your hands on this live performance, but if you can, do so now. Over the
Can you imagine taking a concept as rife with genre potential as the titular ’70s show, giving it a decent-sized budget as well as an
Like a warm-hearted, gentle cross between “Love Is Strange” and “Still Alice,” this quiet drama following longtime couple Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci on a
After watching this four-part docu-series about the longstanding allegations of child abuse levied against Woody Allen for decades, I don’t think I’ll ever be able
You know, maybe Meryl Streep shouldn’t work with Steven Soderbergh anymore. In between this and “The Laundromat,” the king of overrated directors has somehow managed