Roberto Rodriguez spews most of his action in an hour, leaving behind flaccid remains.

It's déjà vu all over again, and again, in a horror-thriller Melissa George takes to heart.

Believe it: the best recent movie about Islamic terrorism may be a... comedy.

Vittorio De Sica took a subtle approach in underscoring the horrors of Italian anti-Semitism.

In M. Night Shyamalan's first (and best) feature, seeing dead people was all the rage.

When severed hands do the walking, you'd better hope the movie holds up.

Some Spaghetti Westerns were genre-changing, and this one was among them.

A century has done little to dampen D.W. Griffith's colossal Silent Era take on human history.

Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's porn story is hardly more compelling than Wikipedia.

A Hitchcockesque effort from South Korean Park Chan-wook is half-baked.