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It’s impossible to recreate the myth surrounding the “Faces of Death” franchise. It’s also good that we won’t fall for

More mystery, less history. The embattled lovers in “The Drama” should have heeded that old saw. Instead, they shared too

Don’t mess with ballet dancers. They suffer for their art, endure grueling regimens and punish their bodies to create works

Video games may pose an existential threat to film’s cultural dominance. But if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. The

Time travel films can be exhausting. The logical threads are often tough to untangle, and the gimmick gives screenwriters too

“15 Days” opens with a political grenade thrown by Jane Fonda. “COVID-19 is God’s gift to the Left,” the Oscar

Richard Linklater’s “A Scanner Darkly” (2006) begins, “Seven years from now, Anaheim, CA.” A rotoscoped animated film based on the

Some movies don’t deserve a sequel, but the box office potential screams otherwise. It’s hard to stare at a surprise

Russell Mulcahy’s “Highlander” (1986) begins with an awesome opening crane shot. The camera spins around a packed Madison Square Garden

You have to have a sense of humor to see a film called “Friday the 13th Part VI – Jason