Film

The literary icon offers his personal take on (and problems with) this new movie about the late David Foster Wallace.

In the car on the way to a Slipknot show, half of Neveldine/Taylor writes about this darkly humorous Korean thriller.

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

The creator of the best new TV show of the summer chats about her (long-gestating) overnight success.

Even on its own, this companion piece to one of the essential docs of recent years is an emotionally searing and historically significant work.

Cruise's consistently strong auteur-driven action franchise enters its fifth phase, and is more full of character and individuality than ever.

A trip back home to see family also becomes a journey to see the new version of an old favorite movie (and then also the original).

Will this documentary on the late legendary comedian and actor live up to the expectations of a devoted longtime fan?

A mother's sideways look at her three-year-old daughter early small-screen viewing preferences.

A frank, engrossing conversation between the two married directors about film, career, family and much more.

A filmmaker grapples with the goblin of her artistic talent as she tries to write about the biopic of a favorite writer.

In what is a great moment for documentary filmmaking, this idiosyncratic archival portrait of Brando reveals the acting legend as never before.