Where evil has a modem and looks like black calamari.

Both hilarious and empowering, the raunchfest doesn't use its R rating for mere titillation or transgression

Manjari Makijany spoke to Salon about building a skate park on location, period stigma, sexism & immigrant stories

Billy Bob Thornton returns with a much-too-faithful take on one of the more successful literary snow jobs of our time.

On screen, women are suffering magical trials usually reserved for men. It's changing how we tell these stories

Little regulation of dangerous tourist rides with history of fatal accidents

"American Horror Story" takes on the Holocaust with a Mengele-like storyline. Against all odds, it works

I've hated Card's politics since I interviewed him in 2000. But I love the book, and the movie ruins its story

Damien Bona talks about "American Beauty" and Warren Beatty, "Titanic" and Roberto Benigni and more than 70 years of the academy's hits and misses.

"The Blackening" star and comedian discusses his stand-up, his lifelong love of horror and what actually scares him

Dr. Paul Frommer is a linguistics consultant, a professor at USC — and creator of the alien language in "Avatar"

Steven Spielberg tries to untangle the knotty Palestinian-Israeli problem. Does he succeed? And should he be commended just for trying?

David Futrelle reviews "We Were The Mulvaneys" by Joyce Carol Oates.

Did Emerson and the American transcendentalists transform society or merely sow the seeds of American individualism?

The star's latest comeback thriller may be poisoned by echoes of Sandy Hook. But don't blame "media violence"