3-out-of-4: I'm entertained.

Let It Fall: Los Angeles 1982-1992 is a documentary.

The documentary is about the racism, systemic and otherwise, that led to the 1992 LA riots. It explains how the riots weren't directly caused by the police brutality that Rodney King endured, or the fallout from the Latasha Harlins trial. Instead, the frustration from these events heated up the already simmering region and caused things to finally boil over.

In short, it begins in 1982 with James Mincey…

3-out-of-4: I'm entertained.

Bleeder is a low-budget, indie drama with some thriller elements.

The movie focuses on a small group: Mads Mikkelsen, who works at a video store along with Zlatko Burić (who did not receive nearly enough screen time); Rikke Louise Andersson, who works at a nearby diner; Kim Bodnia and his girlfriend, Liv Corfixen; and Corfixen's brother, Levino Jensen. The characters' names amusingly (mostly) start with an "L" -- as in Leo, Lenny, Lea, Louis, Louise, and, fittingly…

It's hard to talk about this movie without first acknowledging the reviews -- the majority of which declare this to be an awful movie, somewhere between worst movie ever and worst recent superhero film. And so I'll start by saying they're all wrong.

I loved the movie, but I knew I would. Superman is my favorite hero, and I've loved him whether it was George Reeves or Christopher Reeve or even, yes, Brandon Routh. (For the record, Henry Cavill is…

I love trippy mind-benders and unreliable narrators, and this had a teensy-bit of the former and a lot of the latter.

So you'd think I loved this movie, and to a point I actually kind of did. And then the ending happened. Ugh. I don't think I've ever gotten so into a movie and then walked away thinking "what a bummer."

Anyway, the movie starts with a guy waking up in the hospital. He's just endured some trauma that he…