A drug sting case in a small Texas town shows how drug war paranoia can feed the fires of injustice.

Enduring and with less problematic messaging, this Debbie Reynolds movie should become traditional holiday viewing

Surprisingly, even a James Franco project isn't immune to legal battles over "iconic" images

Modestly-budgeted horror films aren't just doing well at the box office—they're charming critics, too

Netflix was once hailed for resurrecting the romantic comedy. "Your Place or Mine" warns that it may be in a rut

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With her gimmicky remake, Nora Ephron proves that no mere mortal can stifle Nicole Kidman's magic.

Keenen Ivory Wayans attempts a parody of a parody -- unsuccessfully -- in this spoof of "Scream" and its ilk.

"I was unlike everybody else," the "You Must Remember This" podcast host tells Salon about her formative upbringing

Hallmark's white Christmas tales have hooked holiday viewers while leaving minority actors out in the cold

You think waking up to find a neatly arranged pile of rocks just outside your tent is bad? I've interviewed Joey Buttafuoco -- now that's scary!

Actor Bill Paxton dies from surgery complications on Oscar night, leaving the entertainment community stunned again

Major manufacturers have ceased production of new motion picture film cameras; cinema as we once knew it is dead

Somehow, without coordination, superhero movies adhere to the same unwritten, right-wing code

Two academics are so eager to find socialist themes in classic Hollywood films that they wind up lending credence to McCarthyism.