Written, directed by, and starring the SNL alum, Noël Wells’ first feature is a promising debut behind the camera.

Michelle Morgan, the writer, director and star of the new indie dramedy It Happened in L.A., wears the influences of many other auteurs on her sleeve.

The latest feature written and directed by Martin McDonagh (In Bruges) is crass, violent, and darkly, darkly humorous.

Ruben Östlund’s follow-up to his incredible Force Majeure is another barb against bourgeois Europeans.

Similar to Rodney Ascher’s Room 237, 78/52 is an examination that offers varying critiques and opinions on a legendary horror classic.

From the description, “three Vietnam vets recover the body of one’s dead son,” Last Flag Flying sounds like the world’s bleakest road trip buddy movie.

If there’s anyone to try and film Hiroaki Samura’s incredible manga epic, Blade of the Immortal, it’s the insanely prolific director Takashi Miike.

Bill Nye: Science Guy looks at the man behind the bowtie and the beloved children’s science show.

Unfortunately, those looking for a a good time will be extremely disappointed with the embarrassing Halloween Pussytrap Kill! Kill!