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Haven's all-star cast and tragic, criminal story are let down by an overly ambitious screenplay.

Inside the Rain is an endearing and occasionally funny dramedy that explores the hazards of bipolar disorder in quirky fashion.

A long but rewarding documentary on the Swans and Michael Gira, featuring unseen archival clips and new interviews with key members.

A young Jeremy Renner gives a powerful performance as the psychotic Jeffrey Dahmer, one of America's most notorious serial killers.

Great cast and intriguing historical setting give Five Corners a chance, but it's let down by sagging pacing and odd tone.

Rutger Hauer commands Split Second, a moody sci-fi horror feature with enough comedy to keep things lightened.

Rife with nostalgia, tropes, and sleepy storyline, Max Reload still finds a little energy in approaching videogames through their culture.

Knocking off better films and dismissing Hong Kong cinema's progress, Bloodfight tries to win an audience with action, but it's not enough.

Abysmal, boring, and unwatchable, Ironheart represents the worst of the video store VHS era, made by people who knew better.

A forgettable entry in Sarah Michelle Gellar's career, Possession lands with a thud.

Although pulling together a stellar cast, Even Money crumbles into an anti-gambling PSA and soap opera-tier drama.

Guy Pearce takes over First Snow to contemplate life and mistakes, but it's not engaging to actually watch.