Treading much of the same ground as the controversial British film Priest from a few years back, El Crimen del Padre Amaro seems set on exposing every hypocrisy possible about...

This will be one of those reviews where I'll start with the disclaimer that I probably wasn't the intended audience for this film. Now that that's out in the open,...

When I found this film in the program of the Seattle International Film Festival, there may as well have been a flashing neon finger pointing directly at the description saying,...

Steven Spielberg has been so steadily prolific the last few years, with heavyweight acclaimed films like Saving Private Ryan and highly-anticipated and hyped movies like A.I. Artificial Intelligence and Minority...

I had one thing to say after watching Cabin Fever: "Pancakes!!!" You may ask, "What the f...??!?" and I would answer, "Exactly."

When comedian Margaret Cho's previous concert film I'm the One That I Want screened at the Seattle International Film Festival in 2000, it was such a huge hit with festival-goers...

I remember seeing a commercial for this movie when it was out in theaters. Richard Gere was in a darkened room, looking notably nervous and paranoid as he hesitantly held...

Seattle's local alternative weekly The Stranger probably put it best when they said, "Canadians are the funniest Americans." The US has absorbed so much talent from north of the border,...

It's too bad that a film can't simply propel itself along on the eye-candy factor alone. Matt Damon, as an amnesiac perhaps-super-spy, and cutie-pie Franka Potente (Run Lola Run) as...

The delight of going to film festivals is being surprised by a "little" film that sneaks up on you and completely surprises you. Blue Gate Crossing is one of these...