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This creepy tale of a stalker and the object of his affection is adapted from an Ian McEwan novel.

Talking turkey with Archers of Loaf, Erika Wennerstrom, Robert Ellis, Sunflower Bean, the Suffers, and PJ Morton

Control, Anton Corbijn's narrative portrait of Joy Division's suicidal singer, Ian Curtis, is easily one of the finest films ever made about the collision of music, madness, and the human heart.

Badland is a well-meaning but pointlessly overblown drama about an American vet with post-traumatic stress disorder.

This taut, wiry exercise in eerie bad vibes, about a writer-cum-radio personality and a disturbing teenage literary sensation, is emotionally dense but never fully takes flight.

Independent film visionary John Sayles revisits his past in a SXSW retrospective.

September

A sizzling cast and their director do a crackerjack job of nailing the look and feel of New York City's bad old days of internal corruption and outer rot.

How Jeff Goldblum’s first starring role helped shape the paper we became

Another ho-hum entry to the DC Extended Universe

The Chronicle in bloom

Space is place for the hip-hop race

Masterful aerial action sequences don't compensate for earthbound plot.

Affleck and Uma race to descramble the past in this futuristic thriller based on a Philip K. Dick short story and directed by John Woo.

Writer/director Sayles squeezes lots of metaphorical juice from the idea of borders in this story filmed on the Texas side of the Rio Grande. Ostensibly a murder mystery, the story exposes many other town secrets.

Action. Action. Action. More Action.

This second film adaptation of Steinbeck's novel features great performances and a screenplay by Horton Foote.