Visuals are more dazzling than the storytelling in "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons." A qualified return to form for Hong Kong hitmaker Stephen Chow ("Kung Fu Hustle) after mushy sci-fier "…
Laos' first ever crime-thriller, "At the Horizon" is a well-written and well-performed account of a mute mechanic who violently crosses paths with a rich college kid.
A startling docu about two 8-year-old girls competing on Thailand's large, legal child-boxing circuit, "Buffalo Girls" runs the risk of having its firmly nonjudgmental tone interpreted as tacit…
Neither the best nor worst entry in the recent glut of found-footage horror movies, "Muirhouse" produces decent chills from a ghost hunter's overnight stay in a spooky old mansion.
Although "Sometimes Scantily Clad but Never Naked Soldier" is more like it, "Naked Soldier" otherwise delivers the goods as a cheerfully ludicrous yarn about a globetrotting squad of sexy babes…
The cephalopod that became a worldwide media sensation for correctly predicting winners during the 2010 World Cup is analyzed from all angles in "The Life & Times of Paul the Psychic Octopus."
A potent combo of hostage thriller and high-impact morality play, "Graceland" hardly puts a foot wrong for two-thirds of its lean running time.
A pretentious film student discovers the difference between pontificating about cinema and actually making a movie in "Let Me Out," a highly entertaining comedy created by South Korean film…
Rough around the edges and solid at its core, "The Land of Eb" is an affecting study of life among Marshallese immigrants living on the fringes of society in Hawaii.
The human and political legacy of nuclear tests conducted in the Marshall Islands from 1946-58 is examined in the highly charged and well assembled documentary "Nuclear Savage: The Islands of Secret…
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