Goat, a film based on Brad Land’s memoir recounting his experience pledging a fraternity, treats this widely-accepted American rite of passage with the horror it deserves.

As the blind, overachieving Robbie, Scott hilariously plays his most punchable character yet—an impressive feat for an actor who seems to specialize in douchebaggier comedy roles.

The truth the film makes abundantly clear is that amateur basketball in America is now a big money game, and anything but amateur.

Breathtaking arctic landscapes and a heartstring yanking tale are at the center of Otto Bell’s charming, well-crafted documentary.

A dreamy montage sends Complete Unknown on its way as a bubble on the winds of what if.

Two high-school buddies embark on an unusual project in The Good Neighbor.

In Operation Avalanche, director Matt Johnson has created a film that is both highly personal and wonderfully stylized.

Thomas Haden Church is an unnamed homeless man in Knate Gwaltney’s new drama, Cardboard Boxer.

When Demon is more ambiguous and mysterious, it is more impactful