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With daring, gonzo filmmaking, this documentary film penetrates the blood-diamond trade in the Central African Republic.

Fight Club meets the Hatfields and McCoys in this documentary about the bare-knuckle bruisers of Ireland.

The origins of the bad blood among Marvel's mutants is explored in this new film from the franchise.

Although this follow-up is considerably spookier than the original, there are only so many gotcha moments that can transpire without feeling wholly contrived.

Romero revivifies even more zombies with this new picture, but now the filmmaker depicts humankind as hardly worth saving.

"TV Eye" to The Vampire Diaries: "Bite me."

The Pang brothers' remake of their own film is all cock and no bang.

A throwback to the Eighties crime dramas and Seventies blacksploitation films, this Latino action thriller about family ties and blood feuds rarely transcends clichés.

A wickedly entertaining postmodern take on the hallowed, Eighties-era slasher flicks.

This ultra-noir adaptation of Frank Miller’s black-and-white cult comic series is a visual feast ripped straight from the original medium’s blood-soaked pages.

Animated film about a dog who wants to be a boy – unusual fare from Disney that will please kids and alterna-adults.

John Cusack talks about putting a human face on Hitler in Max.

In 10 years of leading Frontera productions, Vicky Boone has touched many lives and changed the community.

With Elytra, the artists of the Vortex Repertory Company and Ethos achieve a new level in integrating cyber-opera style and story.

The Short Life of Revolutionary Che Guevara

This is the film that made John Woo and Chow Yun-Fat household names within action-crazed American households. Elements of conventional melodrama and criminal double-crosses blend in this story about a hitman conducting one last job to earn the money to restore the eyesight of a woman he had previously blinded.

Fall of the House of Usher, The Creator added

Lessons and surprises from a career that shouldn't have been

They came out to protest police brutality. They were met by a life-altering wave of police violence. Eight months later, they still await justice and change.

Holding on to El Barrio

Making stress into a friend instead of a foe

Nick Offerman plays father in this thoroughly modern tale of growing up musical

Pre-eminent Austin Music Awards winner teases new LP

A viscerally intense anti-war film

Blurbs on the hour