TIFF

The Paperboy

Lee Daniels

PUBLISHED Sep 18, 2012

One of the most polarizing films at this year's Toronto International Film Festival, The Paperboy is director Lee Daniel's grim and dirty f...

No Place On Earth

Janet Tobias

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

Even though the subject of WWII atrocities is no stranger to the documentary medium, director Janet Tobias defies the notion that the Holoc...

John Dies at the End

Don Coscarelli

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

Considering the prodigious lunacy of its source material, John Dies at the End could've been handled with greater finesse by a more resourc...

Song for Marion

Paul Andrew Williams

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

Taking a break from making films about backwoods British cannibals and rapists, Paul Andrew Williams (who showed early promise with exceedi...

The ABC's of Death

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

Even the most thematically assured anthology films tend to be a mixed bag. The structural gimmick driving The ABC's of Death takes this ten...

Hellbenders

J.T. Petty

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

"Fuck you, cracker!" Those words shouted at a Eucharist by a member of the Hellbound Saints of Brooklyn Parish for the purpose of getting "...

Tai Chi 0

Stephen Fung

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

What a strange set of stylistic filters to explore the origins of Tai Chi through. Chinese actor turned director Stephen Fung is obviously...

Much Ado About Nothing

Joss Whedon

PUBLISHED Sep 14, 2012

It takes a particular sort of courage to adapt Shakespeare for the screen. After its necessity is questioned, the justification of the dire...