Anthology movies, almost by definition, are mixed bags, and Southbound is no different.

A family must fight for their survival when a pack of wild, ravenous dogs lay siege to their isolated home.

Troublemakers is a small treasure about a grand pursuit and is a must view for art and film lovers.

As Hannah (Rebecca Hall) mourns at her late husband’s graveside, a steady trickle of adoring fans makes pilgrimage to his headstone to leave letters, trinkets, and freshly-rolled joints.

Rabin, The Last Day is a compelling experiment in political filmmaking.

Lazer Team tells the tale of four unlikely heroes who stumble upon incredible gifts from an alien race and must use them to save Earth from extinction.

Much like Primer, Shane Carruth’s excellent if not overly cerebral 2004 time travel film, Synchronicity is a strong example of confined sci-fi.

Chris Bell (Bigger, Stronger, Faster) sheds tremendous light on America’s dependence on prescription medication.

There is an outstanding scene at the center of A Perfect Day, a new film about foreign aid workers stationed in the Balkans.