Gary Kaufman's favorite movie of all time.

Family melodrama meets ass-kicking martial arts meets reality TV in the outrageous, overstuffed "Fists of Legend"

"Sound of My Voice" is the latest film to take a brain-twisting narrative -- and actually make it work

Our society's toxic idea of "talent" can deprive people of music's benefits for the rest of their lives

Mindy Kaling's Netflix comedy expands its universe to dig deeper into the psychology of its horny characters

From hardscrabble Baltimore comes "Putty Hill," a startling film about real working-class life

What would a patriot wear? Does a flag on the lapel make a good president? Members of Salon's community, Table Talk, discuss stars, stripes and pins this week.

As a band, Sarge never knew how good they were. Fortunately, their post-break album "distant" makes a decent epitaph.

When I was 8, my parents thought cursing was a sin. They'd have died if they knew we were watching "The Exorcist"

Always an unpredictable individualist, writer-director Michael Mann continues to bring his unique brand of macho melodrama to both the big and little screens.

The best of South by Southwest: An extraordinary look at Kurt Cobain's life and an absorbing film about a forgotten pop legend. Plus: A chat with a Cannes winner.

Emerald Fennell's "eat the rich" satire sets up a privileged world in which even she misses who has real value

Salon talks to Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein of Survive, the musicians who made Netflix's breakout scifi hit's sound

Audiences are eating up music and TV that evoke the '80s and '90s. Can "nostalgia marketing" work for dinner?

The "Eternal Sunshine" visionary talks about his curious, moving family documentary and its unlikely star