L.A. Weekly’s Movie Guide is your look at the hottest films in Los Angeles theaters this week — from indie art house gems and classics to popcorn-perfect blockbu
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The Warrior Queen of Jhansi tells the story of Rani of Jhansi, a sort of Indian Joan of Arc who led a fierce, ultimately unsuccessful rebellion against Britain’s E
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Joe Dante’s 16mm Spotlight enters its third weekend of screenings. This refreshingly offbeat series showcases rare and obscure films presented on 16mm from the per
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The “double tap” in Zombieland: Double Tap refers to shooting a zombie twice to see if it’s still alive, and that’s what the filmmakers have done
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The Lighthouse can be enjoyed on dual levels — as a thickly atmospheric exercise in psychological terror, or as a compendium of seafaring legends, jokes and clich�
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Say Amen, Somebody, one of the most cherished music documentaries of the 1980s, is a hearty celebration of African American gospel culture featuring such talents as
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Portrait of an American psycho as a new dad: Seann William Scott (one of the raunchy high schoolers in the gross-out classic American Pie) stars in the pitch-black c
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The saga of a tight-knit group of adolescent soldiers stranded atop a remote mountain in Latin America, Monos explores the gradual unraveling following a surprise at
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It’s fair to say that Kevin Smith is no longer one of the buzz names in Hollywood. Don’t get upset, Smith fans — the man himself said it during the intervi
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Dolls, especially old porcelain ones, are creepy. If you don’t think so, you probably think clowns are good fun too. A doll’s perpetual smile is bad enough,
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Welcome to L.A. Weekly's Movie Guide, your look at the hottest films in Los Angeles theaters this week — from indie art-house gems and classics
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