Douglas Sirk's "Magnificent Obsession," Patrick McGoohan in "The Quare Fellow," Rossellini takes on Louis XIV, new reissues of Audrey Hepburn's best-loved films and more.

From the days before George Lucas second-guessed himself, a treasure of ingenious '70s filmmaking that uses rock 'n' roll like a Greek chorus with a beat.

"The Dubious Friends of Donald Trump" examines president's prior financial ties in Russia, eyeing organized crime

The "Saturday Night Live" star talks to Salon about Dave Chappelle's episode and creating David Pumpkins at 5 a.m.

The Sex Pistols couldn't find enough treasure in their vaults. Plus: A second documentary that doesn't reduce punk to a slogan.

In this smart and charming indie romance, a slacker guy gets wise to the shortcomings of serial conquests.

Never mind the homoerotic text. Here's a little dish on the "extraordinary game" between icy Tom Cruise and soulful Brad Pitt.

An almost forgotten silent-comedy genius, ground-breaking British docs of the '50s and the Eurosleaze wonders of "Black Emanuelle's Box."

Humphrey Bogart and Howard Hawks get Raymond Chandler so right, who cares if the plot doesn't square?

Despite a massive international market and a huge impact on pop culture, the outrageous musical eye candy of Bollywood remains almost invisible in America.

The extras present Los Angeles in all its glittering, sometimes-shady glory, a mythical land of movies, sun and sand.

In an interview, the longtime Oscar maven concedes that he doesn't always have the winning strategy

Tote up all its flaws and you still reach the same conclusion: Hitchcock's ornithological thriller is simply terrifying.