The latest episodes see our hero play out the real world reality of prison slave labor in service of the Empire

Taking credit for a crisis in the Arab world that may have been caused by Russian fake news — it's so Trump!

This sequel is better than its predecessor, which isn't saying much. No matter -- the dazzlingly talented Angelina Jolie makes it a thrill ride worth taking.

"Kama Sutra" is bogus history and cheesy storytelling, but what the hell, it's sexy.

The director of "The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover" talks about sensationalism, nudity, the death of cinema, his passion for lists, his new film, "The Pillow Book," and his big plans for the Internet.

"The school was a ploy designed to take advantage of unsuspecting student actors financially and sexually"

The crew joked John Hughes' masterpiece should have been called "Long Day's Journey into Detention"

A dancer begins a relationship with a sign-language interpreter in this Sundance film that rethinks expectations

Once considered porn, the strange, gorgeous and perverted tales of Walerian Borowczyk are well worth seeking out

Voyeurs in Mexico, Scotland and Japan have their wide eyes shut -- one forever.

Salon talks to Hoffmann, Amy Landecker and Jay Duplass about merkins, waxing and the politics of on-camera nudity

Michael Caine talks about playing an aging Nazi in "The Statement," why he hates nude scenes, what he learned from Laurence Olivier, and whether he'll ever win that best-actor Oscar he wants.

A kiss from a 56-year-old woman isn't "gross" -- but how we talk about violating consent is

The View co-host criticized the iconic director for his failure to cast people of color in his films

Costa-Gavras talks about "Z," the electrifying Cold War political thriller that unmasked the Greek dictatorship, and shaped movie history.