This thrilling biopic from director Michael Mann boasts some nail-biting tension and a chilly-cool lead performance from
Biting Hollywood-skewing satire meets David Cronenberg weirdness in Maps to the Stars, an occasionally vicious portrait of life in Beverly Hills
Bram Stoker’s creation enters the world of George R. R. Martin in Dracula Untold, a vampire movie that features precious little gothic horror
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 plays it fast & loose, bright & colorful, and will certainly please undemanding fans, particularly younger viewers
David Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis is timely, impeccably-produced, and thought-provoking; this is genuinely interesting stuff
A Dangerous Method seems like a match made in heaven, though this is a far more conventional film than would be expected of Cronenberg
Dream House devolves into a cookie-cutter formula and choppy, abrupt editing that seems to open up retrospective plot holes