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New American version of haunted-house film follows the same tack as its Japanese predecessor, but is strangely neutered by its infusion of blond American actresses.

May the Schwartz be with all of us

Stuff the cork back in: This wine movie was sold before its time.

Directed by Gus Van Sant's longtime editor and written by Lemony Snicket author Daniel Handler, Rick is a harsh but compelling tale that loosely mixes tragedy and comedy.

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Edgar Wright's Baby Driver, Ben Wheatley's Free Fire, and more

Dance With Me

Billie Jean King takes on Bobby Riggs

Cinedigm Docurama gets a taste of exotic produce

For Crime Month, our favorite films about getting away with it

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The Nine Best Video Releases of 1998

Director Michael Winterbottom makes some fatal storytelling miscalculations in this screen adaptation of Jim Thompson's novel that stars Casey Affleck, Jessica Alba, and Kate Hudson.

Cuddlier and more charming, this alcoholic-hit-man comedy isn’t your typical John Dahl noir, but it is offbeat, lovably deadpan, and just tart enough.

Black comedy about youthful unraveling while on lam from boarding school.

Enigmatic even by Lynchian standards, Lost Highway is a hallucinatory orgy of visual and aural elements and clues.

One of the signature love stories of the Nineties, Sleepless in Seattle basks in the idea of romantic love while also tweaking the notion.

Director Showalter (Comedy Central's Stella) misses a terrific opportunity to pull back the curtain on "the other guy" – the Baxter is the lead man's second fiddle in your standard romantic comedy – and ends up making a pretty good case for why the sad sack never gets the girl.