Indignation has compelling story hidden within its pretentiousness and its opening and concluding moments in particular are rather powerful. The rest is unfortunately tedious to get through.

A less than perfect (but still worth a watch) thriller and a highly rated horror headline our new releases for Halloween weekend, with some other random movies in between.

This week, we get to cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war! Well, only with one of our new releases, but I guess it still counts.

This week, we get to cry havoc and let slip the dogs of war! Well, only with one of our new releases, but I guess it still counts.

The story focuses on 9-year-old boy falls off a cliff and ends up in a coma only to miraculously recover. It sounds like the kind of medical drama that will give the tear-ducts a thorough cleansing, but there is so much more to it...

With its chiseled lead, damsels in distress and CG-heavy splash-page action scenes, Dracula Untold may find its literary roots in Bram Stoker’s classic blood-curdling tail, but it’s definitely much less a gothic horror story than a comic book superhero origin tale. This just so happens to be a superhero that sucks, and luckily not always in the negative sense. Newcomer director Gary Shore …

Move over, Bruce Wayne! It’s time for a new gritty reimagining of a classic character that was pretending to be a bat long before that part-time Gotham socialite fell down a well and got the idea to punch bad people in the face. I am of course referring to Legendary’s reboot of Bram Stoker’s classic bloodsucker in Dracula Untold, which surprised me quite …

Hey it’s déjà vu time. Again. As I’ve pointed out before, it’s very easy to draw comparisons between Jake Gyllenhaal’s Enemy and Jesse Eisenberg’s The Double. They both have shy and timid protagonists meeting unexpected doppelgangers with polar opposite personalities, and to confuse matters between the two even more, it turns out that Enemy is loosely based on a novel …