Ethan Hawke is back as nosy journalist Lee Raybon in the appealing second season of the comedic noir set in Oklahoma.

Mike Flanagan's 'Oculus' uses the familiar horror plot of a cursed mirror for an unsettling story of family trauma that blurs past and present.

Felicity was my friend throughout college, and she can be yours, too

In both of its previous cinematic incarnations, Cape Fear is a fairly simple revenge story. Convicted rapist Max Cady (played by Robert Mitchum in the 1962 film and Robert De

A hiatus of nearly a decade from making proper feature films has done nothing to change the endearingly low-key priorities of writer/director Joe Swanberg’s storytelling. Swanberg slips comfortably back into

Tom Cruise never does anything halfway. After spending the past 15 or so years focused almost exclusively on big-budget action franchises (or would-be franchises), Cruise makes his return to what

Based in an actual high school, production company American High has quietly amassed a canon of funny and progressive teen movies, including this week’s “Summer of 69.”

When The Social Reckoning was first announced, it was billed as The Social Network Part II, a sequel to director David Fincher’s Oscar-winning 2010 drama about the founding of Facebook,

Despite the sheer number of Stephen King novels and short stories that have been adapted into films and TV series over the past 50 years, there’s no shortage of the

Our mini-reviews of “Backpay,” “Dolph: Unbreakable,” “Tie Die,” and more of this week’s on-demand treasures and trash.

Between Brian De Palma and Mike Flanagan, three other filmmakers made flawed but fascinating attempts to bring Stephen King’s horror classic to the screen.

'Party Down' is a sharp, funny comedy about cater waiters

A military veteran is stranded in the wilderness alongside his dog, but the story of their journey barely tugs at the heartstrings.

For Haru (Rinko Kikuchi), dancing with her husband Luis (Alejandro Edda) is something magical. Director Josef Kubota Wladyka expresses that magic literally when Haru and Luis take the floor during

Our mini-reviews of “The Depths,” “Twiggy,” “Battle Cabin,” and more new under-the-radar on-demand offerings.

Our mini-reviews of “Maya & Samar,” “The Militia,” “Knightfall,” and more of this week’s on-demand treasures and trash.

Released 20 years ago this week, Brian De Palma’s neo-noir is overdue for the critical reassessment given to his other misunderstood masterpieces.

For its first hour or so, Hope is essentially one long chase scene, with some of the best, most riveting action you’re likely to see in a theater this year.

Think the Rambo movies are just about over-the-top violence? The sensitive and intelligent 'First Blood' will prove you wrong

Our mini-reviews of “The Birthday Party,” “If These Walls Could Rock,” “Over/Under,” and more new under-the-radar on-demand offerings.