The way the film originally ended was 'problematic for a few reasons' according to co-editor Michael Shawver

Campaign officials also allegedly didn't want Giuliani at the sessions in part because he "passed gas constantly"

Louise Linton's vanity project in which she stars as a stylish serial killer is more amusing to her than to viewers

Tonya Harding puts her breast skate forward; Nerve.com party gets sexy -- what a shocker! Plus: David Duchovny says, "My butt is so good."

Ben Lear’s film asks vital questions about humane treatment when it comes to legislation regarding incarceration

"Irreversible" director Gaspar Noe defends the nine-minute rape scene at the center of his sadistic revenge film.

Matt Reeves raves about that scene, which he explains was essential for the finale to resonate

TV's most meta show may be too smart to understand. Or maybe that's what creator Dan Harmon just wants you to think

Maher on how Republicans work: "While you're watching the clown screw the pony, they're breaking into your car."

It's a history-making work of digital artisanship and a clunky adventure yarn. Can it break Oscar's sci-fi taboo?

No wonder the killer in "Knives Out" is one of the only characters who does not use an Apple product

Why is this smart, handsome mutant movie so good? Director Bryan Singer says it's because he took the superhero story seriously.

Gwendoline Christie, Asa Buttefield, Fatma Mohamed and more star in Peter Strickland's latest bizarre exploration

The Vietnam reporter and author of "The Best and the Brightest" says that Coppola's epic has only gotten better with time.

The duo struggled to add "slightly mythical, slightly campy" tones into the high-stakes hostage narrative