Brimstone Blu-ray Release Date

It feels like a new invention for these socially aware times, but the feminist western has a pedigree that stretches back beyond that thrilling moment in the mid-’90s when corne...

Ultimately, Brimstone is built on a “feminist” concept in the same way that relentlessly repeating “feminism” until you can only hear disjointed syllables equals talking about f...

Four-part epic about a mute woman stalked by a vengeful preacher is filled with hellfire and damnation, but suffers from somewhat ponderous pace.

Guy Pearce, Dakota Fanning and Kit Harington star in this Protestant Western, the first English-language film from Dutch director Martin Koolhoven.

Guy Pearce is a reverend from hell and Dakota Fanning his runaway victim in Martin Koolhoven's epic sadomasochistic Western domestic horror film.

The carnage pushes you away (and wears you down), even as the genre, industrious cast, beautiful landscapes and stark, often striking visuals pull you in.

Every Western that gets made feels like it could be the last one, and yet the genre refuses to ride off into the sunset.

Women never have a great time in Westerns, but Brimstone takes it to extremes; inflicting endless humiliation, misery and trauma upon its female characters.

Well, if there’s one positive thing to say about “Brimstone,” it’s that it doesn’t lack for lunatic ambition.

Its bid for social correctness does nothing to make the juvenile and numbing fixation on brutality more palatable.