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Mike & the Moonpies lead a stacked Sagebrush bill, plus Joey DeFrancesco, Destroyer of Light, the War on Drugs, Thor & Friends, and Clem Snide

Clint Eastwood enters the drug war in an unexpected role

Pot, like most drugs, is pretty fucking wonderful when used recreationally

A shady cop searches for his kidnapped son

Rob Reiner directs this addiction drama written by his son Nick

Bradley Cooper is a "bad boy" chef; Sienna Miller and others are garnish

Bold coming-of-age story is told from the girl's POV

Peppy caper film features unusual characters: black high school geeks

Red House Painter nurtures hip-hop feuds?

As James Brown, Chadwick Boseman captures the performer's voice, moves, sweat, and swagger, but this biopic, as a whole, needs a stronger compass.

Scarlett Johansson goes totally badass in this far-fetched but riveting Luc Besson action film.

A man carves majestic caves in sandstone rocks, and a prison hospice sees a lifer to the end.

Martin Scorsese's latest take on the American hoodlum is a relentlessly wild ride.

A talented Christian teen must choose between her faith and superstardom.

Pedro Almodóvar's comic romp aims sky high.

This film is an extended hosanna to an undersung artist, the backup singer, and what a joyful noise it makes.

Together, Bubba Ho-Tep director Don Coscarelli and Cracked.com editor David Wong created this horror-comedy jumble that's customed-tooled for the midnight hour.

Bruce Willis' John McClane is like Wile E. Coyote – always in the wrong place when things blow up but always persevering.

Apparently rethinking drug policy ain't on the czar's "to do" list this week

Mike Tyson tells his life story in his own words in this documentary by longtime friend James Toback.

Rep. Ron Paul debates pot prohibition with actor Stephen Baldwin

Academy Award-winning documentarian Alex Gibney puts the famed journalist, icon, and myth Hunter S. Thompson before his lens and comes away with a telling portrait of the man and his era.

Midnight madness doesn't begin to categorize this bizarre Japanese superhero/monster movie.

Absurdist non sequiturs and deadpan pauses emanate from an animated milkshake, a box of french fries, and a ball of ground beef.

It’s a soggy true-crime drama – too serious to be trashy, too trashy to be serious.

Bobby looks at the lives of some everyday people who are about to get caught up in the avalanche of history when they become witnesses to the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.

John Cameron Mitchell's sophomore film effort asserts – with great gusto and even a brass band – our universal right to sexual happiness.

Brick transfers Dashiell Hammett’s hard-boiled universe to the modern high school campus with nary a clue that more than a half-century has passed since the Continental Op’s heyday.