Geoff Berkshire

For those wondering if there's any fresh meat left to chew on in zombie cinema, relationship comedy "Life After Beth" answers a resounding yes. Blending smart fantasy elements, broad comedy,...

A hodgepodge of Western, sci-fi and Greek tragedy, "Young Ones" is certainly one of the more unique films at this year's Sundance Film Festival. But the sophomore effort from Jake...

Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but Eric Chaney's debut feature, "Indigo Children," doesn't so much copy Terrence Malick as swallow the filmmaker's stylistic tics whole and vomit...

"Ghost Team One" aims to do for "Paranormal Activity" what "Scary Movie" did for "Scream" -- parody a successful horror franchise with a raunchy mix of scatological and sexual humor...

The spirit is willing but the filmmaking is weak in "Arise," a touchy-feely documentary with laudable dual messages of empowering women and healing the planet. Offering snapshot portraits of female...

The drag-car races last only a few seconds, but the search for compelling material never ends in "Snake & Mongoose." This chintzy, awkward dramatization of two decades in the congenial...

With a sordid "true story" of sex, violence and Mormonism tailor-made for TV-movie treatment, "Jodi Arias: Dirty Little Secret" makes no apologies for its obligatory exploitation. Twenty years ago, the...

Jennifer Lawrence wasn't yet an Oscar nominee or a major franchise headliner when she filmed low-budget thriller "House at the End of the Street" back in summer 2010. Which helps...

Jennifer Lawrence wasn't yet an Oscar nominee or a major franchise headliner when she filmed low-budget thriller "House at the End of the Street" back in summer 2010. Which helps...