Havana Motor Club will work as a glimpse into the lives of several Cuban car-nuts and their love of racing.

The Invitation is a difficult film to review because the less you know going into it, the more likely you’ll be to enjoy it.

Matthew Ogens’ Meet the Hitlers chronicles the daily lives of people saddled with the most notorious last name of all time, and how (or if) the infamous connection impacts them and their everyday interactions.

A snapshot of coffee culture.

Richard Linklater’s 1980s-set, “spiritual sequel” to Dazed and Confused by almost any measure should be completely unnecessary.

Frank and Cindy are far from ideal parents. The former a one-time 80s popstar, long-time deluded slob, the latter an alcoholic, pill-popping ball of energy; they’re enough to screw up any child.

Don Cheadle directs, co-writes and stars in this charming but ultimately messy biopic of musician Miles Davis.

The plot synopsis for The Girl in the Photographs has its hooks, but the finished product fails to build on its inspired idea to create a a satisfying horror film.

Darling has been hired to apartment-sit at a gorgeous multi-floor townhouse on Central Park West. The only catch is that it’s rumored to be haunted and the last caretaker mysteriously disappeared.