The Intruder

Keith Garlington

Nothing will catch you off guard. Nothing will feel new or fresh. Yet it still manages to be reasonably fun in large part due to Quaid and a role he really sinks his teeth into. ( Read More )

Joe Leydon

Your mileage, however, may vary.Directed by Deon Taylor (Traffik), written by David Loughery (Lakeview Terrace), and filled to the brim with situations and confrontations recycled from dozens of other, much better films, The Intruder pivots on the travails endured by an attractive African American couple after they purchase an expensive, spacious and yes, you guessed it, secluded dwelling in the Napa Valley. ( Read More )

Keith Watson

Vazquez spends her days working with public schools in the New York City borough, helping young people graduate high school and get into college. ( Read More )

Michael O'Sullivan

There is a faintly greenish fuzz of bread mold at the edges of every frame of this stale exercise in psychological horror. ( Read More )

Impenetrable would be a generous way of describing French auteur ClaireDenis latest feature; adjectives like self indulgent and dull might occurto the less well disposed critic. ( Read More )