Alex Ross Perry

The new collaboration between Perry and actress Elisabeth Moss joins the canon of great films that chronicle the downfall of a female heroine.

Two New York indie filmmakers who are longtime fans of Vinnie Chase and the gang debate how the HBO show fared in its leap to the big screen.

Does the level of animosity aimed at this new film from a once-beloved writer-director point at deeper cultural issues?

As the second of the Kiwi director's Tolkien trilogies ends, a look back at the scope and impact of this epic body of work.

This dry, witty portrait of a manipulative young New York novelist provokes not only laughter, but also a sense of unease in its audience.

The latest film from Wingard and his creative collaborator Simon Barrett harkens back to '80s genre cinema, but don't just write it off as pastiche.

The follow-up to The Guard has a great cast and a stunning setting, but slow-burning suspense and Catholic guilt doesn't play for everyone.

“From the director of Sinister.” Sold. Scott Derrickson’s Sinister was not only one of my favorite films...

Is Roman Polanski the greatest living filmmaker? On any given day, the argument could be made and effortlessly backed up. Polanski is as good...

What is the point of a vaguely “extreme” British crime and corrupt cops import if not to inspire the awe...