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A lucid examination of the influential graffiti crew Can't be Stopped, hailing out of West Hollywood and first rising to prominence in the 1980s.

Harmlessly goofy, Men at Work takes the blue collar worker into the world of corporate politics with reckless glee.

Director Noah Baumbach disowned the indie ensemble effort Highball, an amateurish work closer to sketch comedy.

Opening Night Movies about movies are not abnormal. Movies about the creative person’s mindset are unusual though. 5-25-77 smartly focuses there. It’s hard to pin down another film that …

A dry, haggard documentary, You Can't Kill Meme takes a potentially fun topic about Internet memes and runs off the rails.

An absorbing, introspective peek into Nick Cave's life and creative process by the man himself, staged more as high-flying performance art than your standard music documentary.

An engaging documentary delving into the professional and personal life of Hollywood cinematographer Donald M. Morgan.

A familiar tale told with a unique PTSD angle, No Escape's hopelessness and occasional dark humor give it a small spark.

In the post-Scream teen horror movie glut, Disturbing Behavior is near the bottom of the list.

Nicolas Cage probably hopes you forgot his terrible performance in Vampire's Kiss.

With limited tension, Frost only has so much to offer the single location thriller genre.

The star-laden Desperate Hours pits a mercurial Mickey Rourke against Anthony Hopkins with mixed results despite the electric performances and memorable sequences.