Childstar

SXSW might be over and done with, but our coverage isn't quite yet: reviews and photos

Screens, March 25, 2005

Four Eyed Monster

SXSW might be over and done with, but our coverage isn't quite yet: reviews and photos

Screens, March 25, 2005

Seoul Train

SXSW might be over and done with, but our coverage isn't quite yet: reviews and photos

Screens, March 25, 2005

Reel Shorts 1

Screens, March 18, 2005

The Roost

Screens, March 18, 2005

Reel Shorts 2

Screens, March 18, 2005

Kontroll

Screens, March 18, 2005

Derailroaded

Screens, March 18, 2005

La Sierra

Screens, March 18, 2005

The Boys of Baraka

Screens, March 18, 2005

Scott David Burton

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Camille Anderson

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Lupe Ontiveros

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

John Jackson

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Joe Hursley

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Mark Vandermeulen

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Mike Simpson

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

True Hollywood Stories

Texans who took a chance and headed west tell all

Screens, Feb. 11, 2005

Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas

Gift guide

Screens, Dec. 17, 2004

Dr. Strangelove (Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb): 40th Anniversary Special Edition

Gift guide

Screens, Dec. 17, 2004

Clerks. X (10th Anniversary Edition)

This officially marks a decade since the term 'snowballing' was popularized in our ever-expanding sexual vernacular

Screens, Nov. 12, 2004

'Uncle Saddam'

Preinvasion, precapture: Joel Solér's documentary on Hussein "only presents the facts of the Iraqi regime, never trying to hammer any specific point home."

Screens, Jan. 9, 2004

Comedian

Poor Orny Adams.

Screens, Oct. 17, 2003

Hiroshima Mon Amour

When it comes to Alain Resnais' Hiroshima Mon Amour, "such a film about the darker side of love, much like the darker side of war, should not be ignored," writes Eli Kooris.

Screens, Sept. 5, 2003

The Animatrix

With The Animatrix, the Wachowski Bros. decided to mine their man-dominated machine world for an endless array of storytelling possibilities, enlisting seven renowned anime directors to create a nine-part series that is just as sexy, gritty, beautiful, and philosophical as the original Matrix.

Screens, July 25, 2003

Back to the Future: The Complete Trilogy Back to the Future: The Complete Trilogy

Considering trilogy storytelling has once again become Hollywood's new cash cow, it was only a matter of time before all three of Robert Zemeckis' Back to the Future films were released as a box set.

Screens, June 20, 2003

Badlands

Thirty years ago, Terrence Malick's magnificent debut film Badlands proved that with every bit of genius comes a bit of madness as well.

Screens, April 4, 2003

Ride in the Whirlwind

Hellman's cult uses Western frontier justice to reflect the political climate of the mid-Sixties.

Screens, Nov. 15, 2002

King Rat (1965)

King Rat is a terribly honest and brutally realistic film about WWII P.O.W.s -- a perfect counter to its story of terribly dishonest people living in brutal times.

Screens, Oct. 4, 2002

Angel Heart (1987)

If one were to graph Mickey Rourke's career, one would find the peak way back in the mid-Eighties, back when Rourke was an A-list actor who actually starred in films rather than randomly popped up, as he does these days, as a weathered cameo player swallowing his bit parts whole. Somewhere on the summit of that peak sits Angel Heart.

Screens, Sept. 20, 2002

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