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Brazilian filmmaker Daniel Bandeira explores the horrors of the economic divide in this tense, socially conscious thriller.

Eighteen-year-old filmmaker George Barron's surreal first feature is a stylish but flawed David Lynch pastiche.

A subject that could be adapted in all kinds of intriguing ways is reduced to a hopelessly formulaic youth-in-peril flick.

Filmmaker Adrien Beau pays homage to the look and style of '70s horror in this deliberately paced folkloric thriller.

BEWARE THE BOOGEYMAN is an good-natured attempt at resurrecting the portmanteau horror film, but good intentions are sadly undermined by…