Film

The filmmaking brothers watch the JLaw blockbuster sequel at the Alamo Drafthouse in Yonkers. And end up wishing they'd ordered cookies for dessert.

Flashing back to his high-school days, the LA-based writer-director ponders how you should discuss a film you don't feel strongly about either way.

This documentary about Jerry Sandusky and the Penn State sex abuse scandal prompts a thoughtful, brave and very personal take on the subject matter.

A lover of all things wintry and festive — not to mention a devoted cinephile — identifies the qualities that make us connect to holiday movies.

The veteran horror director highly recommends this taut, tough, darkly funny Australian thriller, but warns that it's not one for the squeamish.

The actress and aspiring director takes a trip to the mysterious ghost town of Bad City — and to Canter's Kibitz Room to meet its creator.

When he was 13, he loved the original and thought it was the most hilarious thing ever. Twenty years on, will he think the sequel is funny at all?

Jarvis Cocker may be a great songwriter, but that doesn't mean a film on his band is interesting. Or that writing about movies is straightforward...

The documentary filmmaker is greatly impressed by this intimate, simply told drama, and particularly by one movingly authentic opening scene.

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

In an intimate conversation, the legendary actresses discuss their long friendship, maintaining a successful career, the joys of producing, and more.

A Western that defies the trends of current mainstream cinema and proves that one of the finest actors of our generation is also a great filmmaker.