Jim Hemphill

What happens when an affable, movie-loving filmmaker tries to go watch a new movie for Talkhouse Film but instead is pushed to the brink?

A kidnapped wife whose husband doesn't want her back. A deft adaptation of an Elmore Leonard novel. A young filmmaker showing his versatility.

An impassioned love letter to the youth dance movie franchise, even though this fifth installment proves a disappointment.

A journey into the often mediocre but oddly intoxicating realm of cut-price franchises.

Is it possible that the best film of 2014 is actually the fourth release version of a movie from 2004?!

Clint Eastwood's Jersey Boys made me almost unbearably nostalgic, but not in the ways you might think.

When I read that A Million Ways to Die in the West was underperforming at the box office, my heart sank. Not because I liked the film...