Jim Hemphill

The lesser-known films from horror's most prolific and successful production company may be even bolder and more exciting than its bigger titles.

One of the most underappreciated American directors is bringing his gifts to the small screen in a way few of his peers can.

The actor's memoir about working on Kubrick's penultimate movie provides insight into the great director, Modine himself and '80s Hollywood life.

The British director's masterful debut about one long night in early '70s Belfast is a film that should be seen and championed by all.

A filmmaker who became a director because of Clint Eastwood considers the retired actor's latest effort behind the camera.

A gem from the early days of Demme's career finally comes to Blu-ray, not just a nod to Hitchcock but also the bellwether of a future classic.

In which a devoted fan of erotic thrillers is frustrated to find that a movie with a very promising premise is turned into a boring, inoffensive mess.

A filmmaker who became a director because of Clint Eastwood considers the retired actor's latest effort behind the camera.

Newly out from Criterion, Polanski's take on "the Scottish play" is a work of troubled genius which has long been unfairly overlooked.

Christopher Nolan is one of the major filmmakers trying to keep celluloid alive, but does film truly provide a superior viewing experience to digital?

The surprise box-office hit harks back to classic vigilante movies of the past, with tough, clean action sequences and genuine, unflashy style.

The Australian journeyman auteur's new under-the-radar genre movie treat is out Friday. Is it possible his versatility has also been his undoing?