What Is the Greatest Decade for American Horror Movies?
Eight film critics debate the best flicks from each decade, from Boris Karloff's "Frankenstein" to "Get Out"
Kazakhstan Embraces "Borat" With New Tourism Slogan
"Kazakhstan. Very nice!"
Report: “No Time to Die” Almost Sold to a Streaming Service for $600 Million
"We do not comment on rumors," a representative for MGM said
Revisiting the Tragic Life of "Lolita" Star Sue Lyon
A haunting look at cinematic history
Acclaimed Documentary Filmmakers Face Distribution Issues For Hot-Button Subjects
Will two high-profile documentaries find an audience?
I Rented Out an Entire Movie Theater for $100. You Can, Too.
Finally something from the COVID era that’s better than the pre-pandemic version
Jeff Bridges Reveals He Has Lymphoma
"Although it is a serious disease, I feel fortunate that I have a great team of doctors and the prognosis is good," he wrote.
The World According to Lou Diamond Phillips
The 58-year-old actor on what he learned about himself from playing poker with Brad Pitt and Dave Schwimmer
Report: Only 19 Actors Who Worked With Alfred Hitchcock Are Still Alive
A moving look back at cinema history
Relive Paul Newman's Racing Days in His 1979 Datsun 280ZX
It's now available at auction
Why the UK's 1970s Punk Scene Is Relevant in America in 2020
A conversation with documentarian Rubika Shah about “White Riot,” which premieres on Virtual Cinema today
What It's Actually Like to Be Pranked by Borat
One Georgia newspaper publisher explains how he got duped by Sacha Baron Cohen's character
Basically Every Famous Person Is in Adam McKay's New Netflix Movie
Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Jonah Hill, Cate Blanchett and more are attached to star
A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Daily Life of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson
Friend and confidant Hiram Garcia gets up close and personal with America's biggest leading man in a new photo book
"No Time to Die" Won't Feature a Traditional Bond Opening Sequence
The movie will swap the traditional action-heavy intro with a horror-inspired scene
Report: Only 300 People Bought Tickets to Woody Allen's New Film Last Weekend
Not a huge domestic audience for "A Rainy Day in New York"