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Tim Heidecker (of Tim & Eric renown) plays a rich, cynical hipster who uses New York City as his playground.

Christina Ricci stars in this strained romantic comedy set in the world of renaissance festivals.

The most famous restaurant in the world is profiled in this documentary.

These sharks are as bland as their comely victims.

Coprophiliacs looking for a movie that really rings their chimes will be positively tintinnabulating from this arthouse horror number.

This retro horror film is the freakiest and most unnerving shocker in theatres this season.

Frances Ya-Chu Cowhig takes home $50,000 for her play Lidless

Director Guy Ritchie once more delivers a kinetic and consequence-free tribute to the criminal lifestyle.

When a gang of thieves break into some London safe-deposit boxes, they enter a world of police corruption, financial malfeasance, sexual degeneracy, political conspiracy, murder, torture, and upper-class salaciousness.

Jigsaw died in Saw III but here we get to witness his autopsy, stem to stern, thus giving him not only the last laugh, but Being and Nothingness, as well.

It's The Bourne Ultimatum's evil twin, relying, as it repeatedly does, on tired, cookie-cutter, cliché action set-pieces.

Even though 1408 is one of the best Stephen King adaptations ever, this movie belongs to star John Cusack and director Mikael Håfström all the way.

In this quiet, French revenge film, a creeping malevolence wreaks havoc on an otherwise normal bourgeois family.

This Texas-made slasher film draws on the early Eighties Ellebracht slave-ranch case in Kerr County for its story, but like the real thing, it's a bloody mess.

The director of Saw II is back for more of this vicious-minded series in which the psychopathic Jigsaw toys with his victims' last gasps.

Phillip Noyce explores the havoc and repercussions caused by white interlopers toward indigenous peoples in this straightforward account of real-life black South African activist Patrick Chamusso and the white Boer police agent, who hunts him.

Wolf Creek is an accomplished Aussie version of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre; it's also a viscerally told slasher film that manages to do an awful lot with very little.

Italian story of a surgeon who falls in love with a country girl (Penélope Cruz), flirts with the self-pitying mindset of the slumming elite, and becomes something of an apology for bourgeois classism.

Early Renée in a heap of bloody Texas trouble.

State's neglect also places Stephen Barbee at risk of torture

Local horror-tinged short makes the personal political

Spider-Man gets kicked out of baseball; Bush and Rummy deny responsibility for torture

Too Big to Punish?; and Begging for Regulation

What Torture Is; and the Coalition Goes Home

Farmer David fights Monsanto Goliath; and it's not torture if Bush says it's not