Their vibe was groovy, their sprouts were fresh, and their spirits were free: A new documentary delves into the rise and fall of the high-rolling, mind-altering, essence-transforming '70s spiritual love cult of Father Yod and the Source Family.

Don't go into the woods. As any steadfast urban dweller will tell you, bad things can happen when you leave the city to interact with nature.

Chatting over coffee at a West Village café, 29-year-old Mickey Sumner could easily pass for a young, English Cate Blanchett: She's soft-spoken, with the subtlest accent, and possesses none of the manic "Look at me!" energy prevalent among so many young actresses with slews of films on the horizon.

Elliot Allagash tells the story of Seymour Herson, a pathetic and unpopular eighth-grader who's taken under the wing of the title character, an eccentric teenage billionaire who's recently transferred to his private school in Manhattan and who teaches Seymour everything there is to know about manipulation—while transforming him completely.

This week:  Filth vs. R.I.P.D., two films about rather unusual police officers.