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Abel Ferrara directs Harvey Keitel through a self-imposed hell of sex, drugs, crime, and guilt as he seeks last second redemption in a church.

Abel Ferrara, the cult New York film director showed a growing cinematic aesthetic with this revenge flick about a mute seamtress on a vigilante killing spree.

Werner Herzog directs Nicolas Cage as he succumbs to addiction and otherwise completely loses his mind in a post Hurricane Katrina New Orleans setting

Though most remakes pale in the shadow of classic originals, these horror movies bear the distinction of equaling, enriching, and even surpassing their predecessors.

UNKLE gathers a brilliant and eclectic collection of recordings inspired by the moving image for new album.

Like the film's crazed protagonist, New Orleans policeman Terrence McDonagh, Bad Lieutenant is a fascinating case of conflicted allegiances.

At the dawn of the home video era, the British government found itself in the middle of a furor over extreme horror films.

Whether for a Halloween rental night or just to escape the onslaught of Twilight-related product, these films will prove that the veins of the genre can run deeper.

This year's holiday offerings are packed with action and intrigue to satisfy any moviegoer's taste. Fortunately, it includes a fine final performance from Heath Ledger.