Murder on the Orient Express is a unique actor-driven film and the only adaptation of an Agatha Christie mystery that the author herself fully appreciated.
It’s well worth setting aside 25 minutes during the holiday season to watch Mickey’s Christmas Carol —especially with your children, nieces, or nephews.
A successful satire inspired by Tarantino’s style, though executed less effectively on a $1.5 million budget, Alex Cox’s Repo Man (sometimes more widely recognized under its...
The VVitch: A New-England Folktale is an intriguing, atmospheric story, where the anticipation of horror is more intense than the actual moments of terror.
Baker is not just a “representative of the American New Wave.” With his previous Red Rocket and this year’s Anora, he proves to be a one-man...
While The 'Burbs contains some elements typical of horror, it exaggerates and frames them in a comedic context, removing any real sense of fear.
The West Memphis Three case is an unprecedented account of a witch-hunt and a story of a parody of justice, of people chewed up and spit...
At its core, though, "Killing Romance" is pure entertainment. The director deftly juggles film genres, ensuring the audience never has a dull moment.
The plot of the latest Cruel Intentions is a loose reimagining of the 1999 movie. Once again, it revolves around gaining influence in the student world.
The character of Annie Wilkes from Misery is partially inspired by Genene Jones, combining elements from all three types of "angels of death."
