A brilliant, highly accurate and superbly played almost-documentary of Life At Home in the USA right now.

One of America's greatest and most versative actors (Norton) delivers uncompromisingly in this difficult-to-watch yet highly courageous film.

Black comedy meets traditional horror genre, with a great soundtrack to boot.

Richard Gere's definitive hunk role, with so much stereotypical 80s staging and production design it's almost overwhelming.

A buffalo head nickel sets the stage for a study in Man and men and macho.

Bicycle, yawn, movie.

A mockumentary in the tradition of "Guffman," "Best in Show," et al, it's a Sundance prize winner about two buddies struggling, really struggling to produce a killer (ha!) horror flick.

Cheezy low-budge slasher film with art-house pretensions. Clearly titled to capitalize on "American Psycho."

A strange, remote and horrificly dysfunctional fam-bly freak out some visitors. Highly reminiscent of "Motel Hell," but without as much (unintended) camp.

The largely predictable sequel in the pie-humping money making machine.

Light and lame close-post-80s flick about teen who comes to California and is brought under a cool dude's wing, with adventure and moderate action to follow.

My first reaction is to point out that this title is redundant. But seriously, it's a single bit, taken to a thoroughly unfunny extreme.