No self-respecting cinephile can afford to miss Sweden's "Force Majeure" or Venezuela's "The Liberator"

Hollywood is more phobic than ever about interracial love, but now it's blacks who are putting on the brakes.

Two recent thrillers offer devastating commentary on gender, youth, trauma and assigning credibility

So the editor of Variety thinks film criticism is pointless elitism. Does he speak for the moviegoing public -- or the Hollywood studio execs and corporate media bigshots who'd like to ditch the critics?

You could call this slight Irish romance refreshing -- but not necessarily in a good way.

'The Truman Show' is better than the facile critics who use it to denounce TV.

Oscar watch: The author of "The Cider House Rules" talks about his Academy Award nomination, abortion and his strange fixation on oral sex.

Do animation, memes and pictures of Emma Stone have a place in literary criticism? Yes

Revisiting this delightful holiday classic 75 years later reflects postwar anxieties that are still relevant today

Team Jacob obsessives may love it, but this fourth-rate "Bourne"-style thriller does the Twi-hunk no favors

Families can talk about everything from strong female characters to the impact of media violence in "Star Wars"

Oh, and maybe, just maybe, Hollywood killed her to increase box-office revenue

There's much more to James Whale's 1935 masterpiece than Elsa Lanchester's hair-raising hairdo.

The voluptuous star of 40's and 50's films passes away from respiratory failure, at the age of 89

The documentary film "Unknown White Male," about a New York stockbroker who loses his memory, is medically implausible. But it offers an important lesson about an overlooked illness.