Independent Cinema

There are two ways that films illuminate difficult truths about growing up; painfully, and charmingly as is done in "Let Me Out."

Zombie Hunter is the kind of direct-to-video affair you’d expect to see piling up in the $5 Wal-Mart movie bin; but even then, Redbox is cheaper than that.

There’s a lot of frank sexuality to swallow, but thankfully, Don Jon earns its own version of a happy ending, while still winding up being one of the year’s most bold, if not brash and brazen, comedies.

French drama examines a young man's decision to emigrate to Israel.

It’s amazing what you can accomplish with a small kickstarter and a handful of friends.

If you are an Indie buff who enjoys cinema craft over plot logic, you will enjoy the poetic bursts in the screenplay by director and writer David Lowrey.

This may be one of the most entertaining documentaries you’re likely to see.

A wonderful movie with great performances and some of the best soul music to come out of the 1960s - what more could you want?

Solid performances bolster this suspenseful cop drama about blood ties and guilt in an investigation gone wrong and a conspiracy to hide it.

It appears that the once great American filmmaker should be hanging up his own cinematic cape.