Released on Oct. 7, "The Girl on the Train" stars Emily Blunt as Rachel Watson. The film delivers a chilling thriller with unique characters and a plot-twist that will surprise viewers.
Stanley Kubrick is one of the world's most famous and talented filmmakers. Here are four films that capture the essence of Kubrick and that provide movie-lovers with the perfect sampler of the director's work.
DC Comics tries again to flesh out its cinematic universe, this time with the “Worst. Heroes. Ever.”
Everyone needs a break from school work from time to time, and these upcoming movies, TV shows, games and albums could be the perfect excuse to put down the textbook for a few hours.
“Swiss Army Man” is likely one of the weirdest and most bizarre comedies ever made — and if that intrigues you, it’s probably the perfect film for you.
"I Alone," a prize-winning short film created by USC students, shows the struggles everyday Muslims face after terrorist attacks.
"Finding Dory" hit theaters this weekend and leads viewers through an action-packed adventure in which Dory remembers her childhood and finds her home. This "Finding Nemo" sequel is sure to entertain any audience with this heartwarming story.
The sequel to “The Conjuring” is based on a true story and differs from the original with new family drama, demonic presences and creepy scenery. The film might be lacking in original "jump scares," but is still worth watching for creepy cinematography, eerie props and a decent amount of scare value.
"Me Before You" will leave you both laughing and crying — and will also provoke serious thoughts and questions about some controversial issues.
Looking for the perfect film for a summer movie night? Check out this list of warm weather favorites from the 1960s to the 2010s for sunny film suggestions.
Jeremy Saulnier's "Green Room" is a film worth watching. In addition to solid acting and well-crafted sets, the film provides a fresh take on the punk subculture and the horror genre.
Over his career as a director, David O Russell has shown time and time again his ability to make unique and entertaining films across a range of different genres.
Disney’s remake of a treasured classic retells the adventures of Mowgli through beautiful cinematography, incredible special effects and a star-studded cast.
The omnipresent romantic comedy movie often gets a bad reputation, but some films aim to give life to this otherwise worn-out genre.
"Hello, My Name Is Doris," starring Sally Field, is a lighthearted, dramatic comedy that is perfect for all ages.
"Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," the recent dramedy starring Tina Fey, centers around wartime journalism. However, the film remains detached and disrespectful of the entire Middle Eastern conflict, all while delivering jokes that somehow miss their mark, making this neither a comedy nor a drama.
There are few movie sequels that have risen above decent. "Mean Girls 2," with an unoriginal plot, poor acting and a disappointing ending, is not one of them.
