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Don Peyote
This inept comedy about a stoner lapsing into apocalyptic reveries on the day of his wedding is a couple of notches above a home movie.
This inept comedy about a stoner lapsing into apocalyptic reveries on the day of his wedding is a couple of notches above a home movie.
A tribute to Swiss surrealist H.R. Giger, designer of the titular creature of the "Alien" series.
Atom Egoyan's retelling of the true-life story of the West Memphis child murders feels like a respectful, intelligent afterthought.
Why aren't superhero movies more special?
Scout Tafoya's latest edition of The Unloved makes the case for William Friedkin's Sorcerer, a 1977 box office bomb that is already coming in for critical re-evaluation.
Some useful advice to young critics.
RogerEbert.com editor-in-chief Matt Zoller Seitz announces his next director book, about Oliver Stone.
"Transcendence" is a serious science fiction movie filled with big ideas and powerful images, but it never quite coheres, and the end is a copout.
Jayson Blair is the living embodiment of the great conundrum sentence: "Everything I say is a lie."