Short Film Showcase: Watch Alexandre Moors' 'The Lady Lovelace Deception System'
The director of the current buzzy indie "Blue Caprice," Alexandre Moors, takes you into a dark virtual world with this earlier work of his.
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The ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Trailer & Zola Jesus's 'Skin'
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Zola Jesus’s 'Skin' tell us about the latest cinematic iteration of Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers?
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Back-to-School Movies to Stream This Weekend
The weather has gotten a bit breezier and sales of spiral-bound notebooks are on the upswing -- it must be back-to-school time. Even if you're not the ones matriculating this week, you can spend your weekend getting into the school spirit with these recommended films that are all available for streaming online. Enjoy!
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Blue Caprice,' 'Wadjda,' and More
Opening in limited release today: Isaiah Washington as the Beltway Sniper, the first ever film from a Saudi Arabian woman, and the latest from Billy Bob Thornton.
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Michelle Pfeiffer: 18 Roles Ranked in Order of Terrifying Beauty
Which roles rank as her most luminous/frightening?
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The 13 Most Anticipated Documentaries of Fall 2013
These thirteen documentary films are the highlights of what is shaping up to be an exciting remainder of 2013, a year that's already been quite strong when it comes to docs. Take a look at what's opening this fall and when.
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Best and Worst Film Families of 2013
With the Robert De Niro/Michelle Pfeiffer mob comedy 'The Family' set to debut, what better time would there be to take stock of the year in cinematic families? Who was making it happen? Whose dysfunction shone through?
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Point/Counterpoint: Should Film Critics Use Their Phones in Screenings?
A call to 911 during the Toronto International Film Festival is once again raising questions about phone usage in theaters. We pulled in Latino Review's Dave Gonzales to hash out the issues of phones-at-the-movies once and for all.
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Trailer Tunes: HBO's 'True Detective' & Alex Clare's 'Whispering'
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Alex Clare's 'Whispering' tell us about HBO's new series teaming Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson?
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Documentary Power Rankings: 'Salinger' Debuts, Nixon Cracks The Top 10
Where do we stand on the top docs of 2013 so far? We've ranked the ten best in terms of box-office, critical acclaim, and general buzz.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Touchy Feely,' 'Salinger,' and More
Opening in limited release today: docs on J.D. Salinger and red wine, a comedy about touch and a drama about taboo attractions. Plus Jennifer Hudson as Winnie Mandela.
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'Gravity' Anticipation Reaches a Fever Pitch With Stressful New Trailer & Score Sample
Excitement for Alfonso Cuaron's latest film is at a fever pitch. If you can't see it at the Toronto International Film Festival, nourish yourself with another super-intense new trailer and music sample before the film opens in October.
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September Movie Preview: 'Prisoners,' 'Rush,' 'Don Jon,' and 'The Family' Highlight the Kickoff to Fall
Take a peek at the movie slate for September: what's big, what's risky, what you should be looking forward to - including our pick for hit of the month.
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Movie Characters We Want to See Again After Nine Years
With Riddick making his return to movie screens after a nine-year hiatus, we got to thinking about other characters that deserve another shot at the big screen.
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The 5 Most Exciting Things About the ‘Under the Skin’ Trailer
Scarlett Johansson is up to some weirdness in the new film from ‘Birth’ director Jonathan Glazer.
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6 Movies to Stream This Labor Day Weekend
It's a long weekend upcoming, and hopefully one where you have plenty of time to sit down with your streaming-movie service and watch a few films. We have your Labor Day-specific recommendations for movies featuring characters with interesting/unusual jobs.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Passion,' 'Afternoon Delight,' and More
Opening in limited release today: the latest from visionary director Brian DePalma, a pair of Sundance flicks with talented female leads, and some War Games.
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The (Qualified) Hit Movies of Summer 2013
This summer was rough going for a good handful of would-be blockbusters. ...Or was it? There's always the right way and the wrong way to interpret box-office success, and when viewed by the right angles, even these five flicks end up as record-setters.
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Guess Which Actors Produced These Movies
Actor/Producers are all over Hollywood, but the majority of the time, they're producing films they also star in. When they play a producing role on films they have no acting stake in, it gets more interesting. Here are 12 recent examples that surprised us. (Note: only one is George Clooney!)
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The 'Dallas Buyers Club' Trailer Has The Alabama Shakes
At the intersection of movie trailers and music, what does Alabama Shakes' 'You Ain't Alone' (and also The Heavy's "What Makes a Good Man") tell us about the upcoming Matthew McConaughey film?
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Interview: Filmmaker Adam Goldman on "Whatever This Is," "The Outs," and Making Crowd-Funded Series
The writer/director/producer behind two of the buzziest TV-on-the-internet series spoke to us about fundraising, making great TV on donated budgets, and why this is the golden age of web series.
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Why a '12 Monkeys' TV Series Is a Good Thing
The Bruce Willis/Brad Pitt sci-fi movie is headed for a TV pilot. Good times. Be prepared to take notes on the devastation. Here's why it's a great idea.
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Documentary Power Rankings: 'Terms and Conditions' Cracks the Lineup
Where do we stand on the top docs of 2013 so far? A shuffling of the order pulls new blood into the ring.
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‘Breaking Bad’ Directors on Film: A User’s Guide
The acclaimed TV drama has shared much directing talent with the film world. Here’s your guide to the movies helmed by a selection of ‘Breaking Bad’ directors.
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This Weekend's Indies: 'Short Term 12,' 'Drinking Buddies,' and More
Opening in limited release today: a pair of well-reviewed character-based indies, a Wong Kar-Wait action flick, and NICOLAS CAGE.
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