In only four issues, Pop-Up Magazine, San Francisco's quarterly live magazine, has grown so quickly that issue five is destined for the San Francisco Opera House this spring. The live performance series, which brings together writers, radio producers, artists, and filmmakers, has become such an a ... More >>
Putting rock musicians in movies has been a catchpenny ploy since about fifteen minutes after rock music began to hit nationwide in the mid-1950s. The crusty-nosed brats buying all the records were, after all, the very same unruly vermin clogging American drive-ins every weekend. At first, acts were ... More >>
The Average Giuseppes of organized crime in Gomorrah.
Nick Broomfield and his actors use both in this sympathetic re-creation of the Haditha massacre.
Cloverfield is a big dumb monster movie about nothing
A gay escort finds himself at the center of a classic D.C. scandal in The Walker
De Palma's Redacted never flinches from the casualties of war. Will you?
Peter Berg sends Foxx to fight the enemy over there
Repertory Film Listings
Ethically questionable documentary spent a year on the Golden Gate
True-crime noir goes searching for Hollywood's heart of darkness
The year's most shameless B-movie delivers exactly what it promises
Wayne Kramer's latest casts a Paul over the proceedings
Paul Schrader's Exorcist prequel is a damned soul
Beyond cheap turn-ons, there's nothing to recommend Brian De Palma's latest
A small show at SFMOMA produces big thrills
Ennio Morricone has written great music for good, bad and ugly films
With Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Ang Lee reinvents the martial arts movie for the art house crowd
Mission: Impossible 2
DVDs pull back the curtain on the movies, but do you really want to see the Wizard?
