What really scares the director who made the cult horror classic "Re-Animator"? If Stuart Gordon's nasty and corrosive new horror-thriller "Stuck" is any indication, it's not reanimated brain-eating corpses or other fantastical terrors. It's man's casual indifference to his fellow man. read story
William Shakespeare, ever-beloved, constantly produced, feted father of the English language, conceived Henry IV in two parts. read story
When critics make up their lists of the most influential movies of the last 50 years, the same films come up again and again: "The Godfather." "Pulp Fiction." "Star Wars." read story
I have been waiting for this for years: a superhero movie where the actions of the superheroes have consequences in the real world. They always leave a wake of crashed cars, bursting fire hydrants, exploding gas stations and toppling bridges behind them, and never go back to clean up. read story
This is supposed to be the summer of the "stay-cation" (we much prefer "leave-cations," ourselves). And given that the mosquitoes have pretty much taken over the outdoors the past few weeks, one might be tempted to interpret the "stay" part as "stay inside and watch 'America's Got Talent' all summer." read story