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From practically the moment it hit theaters, Neil LaBute's 2006 remake of the 1973 British popular horror classic "The Wicker Man" has largely been dismissed as one of the worst movies of our time, and of value only for those who make compilation clips of Nicolas. Cage at his most insane moment. Sure, it's not a masterpiece. But I confess I've always had a peculiar affection for how it depicts LaBute exploring and sometimes lampooning the reputation for misogyny he developed over the course of “In the Company of Men's” such corrosive explorations of the male-female dynamic.” Your friends and neighbors” and “The shape of things”, in the context of a genre that also has its problems along these lines. With his latest movie, "House of Darkness," LaBute is trying something akin to "The Wicker Man." And while the results may not be quite as outrageous this time around, they are an intriguing and at times quite witty battle of the sexes, in which...