And also killing people. The Pinochet-era ultra-dark comedy "Tony Manero" is the feel-bad movie of the year

Yes, he was a visionary performer and influential stylist — but his musical craft and talent deserve top billing

By Charles Taylor

For supporting characters, Nolan should take notes from Greta Gerwig and how she brought the Ken-ergy to "Barbie"

It takes less post-production tinkering than you’d expect to turn our world into the lands of Ice and Fire

The latest edition of the "Tonight Show" sketch, "Ew!"

"Season of the Witch" remakes Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" with inept action and weird CGI

The Olympics opening ceremony didn't make sense, but who needs that when you have a giant Voldemort puppet?

With a new star, a new director and a new high-tech twist, the paranoid Bourne franchise enters the CIA drone age

Nostalgia isn't always a harmless enterprise, no matter how pleasurable it can be

Ted Cruz loves Campbell's Chunky soup, paisley bathrobes and paintings of himself

The instruments of choice: Children's toys

"Sleepy Hollow" and "The Blacklist" let men be just good or evil, but female characters are weighted with baggage

The season ends satisfyingly with a supernova of self-sacrifice.

I made its messes on purpose and I cleaned them up. What kind of self-appointed holiday tradition was this?