Film

The two Academy Award-winning directors discuss Friedkin's gripping new documentary, and life's big questions.

Occasionally you see a movie and immediately know it's up there with the all-time greats. This is one of those rare times.

The actor — whose first feature as director, Back Roads, is now in select theaters — on the film that has stuck with him most from this year.

Jim Hemphill, a man who watches too much (but still nowhere near enough to keep up!), picks a few favorites from the past 12 months.

The writer-director of Beast writes about one of the films of the past year that made the biggest impression on him.

The director of Destroyer singles out two films that made a particularly profound impression on her over the past year.

In a seasonal special edition, Talkhouse's resident champion of the cinematic underdog shines his spotlight on a Christmas-themed thriller.

The writer-director of Ghostbox Cowboy considers how we put disparate pieces of life together to make art.

The Quad's new Rated X season is more than enough of a reason for Zach Clark to profess his deep love for X-rated movies.

The actor, currently getting awards heat for his role in Can You Ever Forgive Me?, on two cinematic standouts from the past year.

The director of Spy, Ghostbusters and A Simple Favor singles out one of his top films of the year.

The two former roommates meet up for a chat about their TV shows, their former comedy troupe, the "dishes rule," Howie Mandel, and much more.