Out of the depths of nuclear fears came a troubling B-movie with A+ implications.

Greedy corporate types face two space obstacles: Ripley & Monster.

The Soviet-less 1990s gave wide berth to serial killer flicks, with mixed results.

Alec Guiness is majestic in an epic film about misguided earnestness in wartime.

A film that wants to ring up U.S. foreign policy and corporate malfeasance loses the plot.

As far as gritty New York City thrillers, it doesn't get better than this.

Phoenix, Mendes and Duvall put James Grey's NY cop flick on solid ground.

Willis is fun as always, but the "Die Hard" franchise has turned into a video game.

True, Buñel liked many women all the time, but this is a twofold tease.

You can't keep a genuinely rousing movie down — witness this.

Rousing, never maudlin, and Steve McQueen's motorcycle for dessert.

Traffic-jam meltdown, courtesy of the L.A. 90s, and Mr. Douglas.