The Last Duel is another instance of the actor's fearless commitment to playing toxic, often villainous men.

Across 12 films and counting, the timeline of the Halloween films has gotten increasingly confusing. Here's how all the sequels connect (or don't) to each other.

Fifteen years and five films later, Daniel Craig's run ends with No Time to Die. How does his tenure stack up?

Cry Macho is the latest charming entry in a shockingly adventurous late period.

If Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is your first exposure to the Hong Kong legend, congratulations! There’s a rich back catalog to catch up on.

Like many of the best haunted house movies, The Night House reinvents the idea of the haunted house.

“It’s the middle of the night, you're in Antwerp, Belgium and Jean-Claude Van Damme's stuntman is leaving you with a bunch of weird undergarments,” says Simon Helberg of shooting Annette with director Leos Carax.

You know “Respect,” “Natural Woman” and “Rock Steady.” As a new biopic starring Jennifer Hudson hits the obvious notes, try these equally brilliant deep cuts.

The strangest, most remarkable, and moving Kilmer facts covered in Val.

The Kurt Russell classic is a masterclass in using science fiction to reflect the world around us.

The veteran actor is playing a good guy again for once, in Peacock's new medical drama opposite Alec Baldwin.

No Sudden Move is another entry in one of film's greatest crime ouevres.

Evil is back for a wild second season of supernatural madness and deeply sincere moral queries.

The new TV series continues the focus on the stranger pockets of the MCU that began with Guardians of the Galaxy.

The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It is the latest entry in a horror franchise that's become one of Hollywood's most reliable successes.

The gems that got overshadowed by direct-to-streaming releases, and where to find them.

Barry Jenkins's lingering close-ups of his characters gazing direct to camera are powerfully intimate.

The charming and hilarious Ed Helms–Michael Schur series is setting a standard for Native-American representation on TV.

She invented her beloved Arrested Development role virtually single-handedly, and her 60-year career is full of similar transformations.

The two monsters share a tangled history of eccentric genius and intellectual property that culminates in this week’s Godzilla vs. Kong blockbuster.

Zack Snyder's Justice League may be the peak — or nadir — of a formula that’s come to dominate movies and TV.

The actor is a serious Oscar contender with The Mauritanian, and has the Netflix series The Serpent on the horizon.

Several movies will be looked at as representative of Trump's presidency but none more so than Us.

The actor's roles, including his iconic turn as James Bond, showcased a suppressed darkness.

Thirty-seven years before Denis Villeneuve tackled Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic, another distinguished director produced his own fascinatingly unique adaptation.

Some reflections on working at a movie theater 30 years ago, things left behind, things lost, and hours spent watching films like 'V.I. Warshawski'

The reasons ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ was made are also the reasons there are hardly any films about sports anymore

Rodney Ascher’s latest documentary, ‘A Glitch in the Matrix,’ is a mind-bending exploration of the widespread belief that everything can be reduced to lines of computer code. But the director isn’t new to the ways humans try to find order amid life’s mysteries.

With a failed release due to the pandemic, a muted critical reception, and a twisty narrative that demands multiple viewings, Christopher Nolan’s 2020 film has all of the elements that eventually lead to niche fandom.

CBS All Access’s ‘The Stand’ makes an argument for the former, but the truth is: Both have struggled at times to adapt the prolific author.

It’s a story of director versus screenwriter, legend versus fact—and it’s the foundation of David Fincher’s latest film, ‘Mank.’

The liquid gushing from veins in movies like ‘Dawn of the Dead’ and ‘Suspiria’ hardly resembles the real stuff. The reason why might boil down to laundry.

Netflix’s new take on ‘Rebecca’ is not the first film to be overshadowed by the original work of the Master of Suspense.

Aldous Huxley’s groundbreaking work of science fiction has long puzzled Hollywood.

The creation of the NC-17 rating in 1990 appeared to be a new horizon for art house film. So what happened?

Examining the 91-year-old director’s prolific and unpredictable career behind the camera.

The new streaming service is full of hidden gems from the U.K.

Though the whole series is fun to watch, some Godzilla movies are better than others.

A hard look at one of cinema’s oldest genres.

A look back at a genre that has inspired a century of cinema.

Thoughts on faith are even better than the scares.

The adaptation is in no rush to tell its story

TV Guide ranks the shows that have kept us all company.

The Game of Thrones producers didn't blow this one.

Jason Sudeikis' Apple series continues to subvert expectations.

Amid a viral outbreak that destroys the world, nature finds a way.

The early episode are slow, but solid.

Five films show the strength of a community.

Set your phasers to "fun."

The return to the cult classic is as gorgeous as ever.

“We mourn a loss together, but we grieve alone.”

José Ramón Larraz’s (VAMPYRES) lesser known movie all but fell into obscurity.

The 1972 population-anxiety movie Z.P.G. shows why.

The year of Dracula!

Making a case for the slasher's dorky little brother.

Tampering with the Earth has monstrous consequences.