Film

For a former employee of the beloved music store chain, this documentary on Tower Records brings back memories.

Netflix's first original movie, a heartbreaking tale of boy soldiers, is a thing of beauty made about a world of horror.

This is, no question, an auteur work, but one where every player in front of and behind the camera distinguishes themselves.

Del Toro's new movie, a gothic chiller which is both personal and commercial, underlines how horror movies ain't what they used to be.

Now with his first feature playing in theaters, a director looks back to the start of his journey toward becoming a filmmaker.

It's best not to get intimidated by the absurdly prolific output of this Japanese director, whose new movie is about gangster vampires.

An innovative narrative approach to telling the Apple founder's life story ultimately undermines this well-acted biopic.

A photographer turned filmmaker's portrait of two boys' adolescent trials is a joyous, deeply pleasurable music film.

A filmmaker writes about Emmerich's much-derided historical drama both before and after watching it.

A director whose documentary on the martial arts star was halted by his death, looks at Lee's remarkable life and achievements.

The breakout summer TV show creates its own inspired visual language, eroding the line between film and TV.

It turns out watching Guy Maddin's latest retro melodrama is even more awesomely impactful if you're in a fevered state. (And oh, the dreams!)