The 5 Best Movies of December 2013

TMW's editor picks the five new releases that most impressed him this month.
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New Release Review - American Hustle

A pair of low rent con artists are put to work by the FBI to expose corrupt politicians.

New Release Review - My Name Is 'A' by Anonymous

A group of troubled teenage girls murder a child.

Documentary Review - Lion Ark

Investigation into the treatment of circus lions in Bolivia.

The Five Best Movie Scores of 2013

TMW's editor picks his five favorite movie scores of the past year.

New Release Review - Anchorman 2

Sequel to the cult 2004 comedy.

New Release Review - Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom

Biopic of the late Nelson Mandela.

The 10 Worst Movies of 2013!

It's the time of year for feasting on fowl so TMW's editor presents you with his year's biggest turkeys.

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New Release Review - The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

Re-imagining of James Thurber's famous short story.

Blu-Ray Review - Big Trouble in Little China (1986)

John Carpenter's cult classic comes to Blu-Ray from Arrow Video.

The 5 Most Anticipated Movies of 2014

TMW's editor looks ahead to his five most anticipated movies of 2014.

New Release Review - Nobody Can Cool

A couple heads to a cabin for a weekend alone but finds another mysterious couple already there.

New Release Review - Trampoline

Lacking career prospects, a twentysomething moves back home with her mother and sister.

New Release Review - The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug

Middle chapter of Peter Jackson's 'Hobbit' trilogy.

New Release Review - The Patience Stone

A young bride tends to her older, unconscious husband's wounds while revealing secrets she dared not speak previously.

Blu-Ray Review - Tenebrae (1982)

Hi-def disc from Arrow Video of Dario Argento's giallo classic.

Just How Possible IS a Zombie Apocalypse? [Infographic]

Zombies are kind of a big deal right now. From the stumbling corpses on 'The Walking Dead' to the sprinting rage puppets seen in the gaming world, zombies have made a real imprint in our culture of late. They are ugly, deadly and strangely loveable in their own special way and their arrival is usually heralded by some catastrophic event of globally devastating proportions.

DVD Review - Lust in the Dust (1985)

Arrowdrome's new release of Paul Bartel's cult camp western.

New Release Review - Homefront

An ex-DEA agent makes enemies in a small town.

New Release Review - Oldboy

Remake of Park Chan Wook's acclaimed Korean thriller.