Way Too Indie

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Aug 23, 2019 4/10 Madsen's choice to take the alien's perspective falls flat on its face from frame one, a mistake the film never fully recovers from. Go to Full Review The Visit (2015) 67% 41%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 8/10 Despite the real lack of substance when it comes to story or character development, there are no complaints when it comes to the action. Go to Full Review The Raid: Redemption (2011) 87% 87%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.5/10 Belvaux writes his characters in shades of greys, and his cast is smart enough to play on that moral ambiguity as much as possible. Go to Full Review Rapt (2009) 97% 66%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 5.8/10 The nightmare sequences were somewhat effective, but they lacked any real impact. The inevitable 'big scare' that came at the climax of the movie felt more like a whimper than a bang. Go to Full Review Marianne (2011) - - 68%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.8/10 When Polisse sticks to its realistic fly-on-the-wall approach to the CPU it's some of the best filmmaking from this year, but its poor attempts to make the film more of a character piece hold it back from being truly great. Go to Full Review Polisse (2011) 86% 79%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 8.1/10 Even with the formally limited style Las Acacias has a big heart at its center and pays off tremendously if you're patient enough. Go to Full Review Las acacias (2010) 85% 68%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 6.2/10 There is a lot of potential shown in The Pact, but the clunky writing and bombardment of clichés end up overshadowing the better qualities of the film. Go to Full Review The Pact (2012) 65% 41%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 6.7/10 If you can get past the shortcomings, The Road is a fun little horror movie that's best seen late at night with a group of friends. Go to Full Review The Road (2011) 65% 59%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 8.4/10 If we go by the title and don't define this as a film then it's one of the most original and important things to come out this year. Go to Full Review This Is Not a Film (2010) 97% 69%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 6/10 Once you get past the effective style, there isn't much else to look at. Go to Full Review Michael (2011) 78% 67%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 5.7/10 The Woman in the Fifth could have worked better if everything didn't feel so inert. Go to Full Review The Woman in the Fifth (2011) 59% 22%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.1/10 Despite its shortcomings, Natural Selection is an enjoyable film. Go to Full Review Natural Selection (2011) 74% 67%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 5/10 With no real substance behind its images it's understandable why some people would see the film as nothing more than a provocation. Go to Full Review Code Blue (2011) - - 47%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7/10 Luckily the strength of the film beforehand keeps things afloat. For the majority of the running time Children is a great crime thriller that doesn't miss a beat. Go to Full Review Children ... (2011) - - 72%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 6.8/10 On the surface The Imposter is one hell of a story, but it raises more questions than answers. Go to Full Review The Imposter (2012) 95% 78%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.9/10 Glowagger's display of the range of consequences that come with the sex trade make for one of the best documentaries of the year. Go to Full Review Whores' Glory (2011) 88% 74%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.3/10 It's this turn of events that transforms The Queen of Versailles into a surprisingly empathetic look at Jackie Siegel as everything around her begins to crumble. Go to Full Review The Queen of Versailles (2012) 95% 73%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 4.9/10 The incompetent way that Twixt is shot might have been done intentionally by Coppola to match the pulpy B-movie storyline, but the result is laughable. Go to Full Review Twixt (2011) 39% 18%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 5.3/10 Eduardo Sanchez may have one horror classic with his name on it, but Lovely Molly shows that Blair Witch didn't establish a new name in horror. It was only lightning in a bottle. Go to Full Review Lovely Molly (2011) 46% 32%

C.J. Prince Way Too Indie Jul 3, 2019 7.7/10 It may look like a giant mess, but missing out on this would mean depriving yourself of one of the year's most entertaining films. Go to Full Review Detention (2011) 44% 46%