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Harleen makes her own way without Mr. J.

Gina Gershon plays a rock & roll grrrl pushing 40.

Star, director on strong women, evil, and rape in film

The artist pushes past the simplicity of creating pixelated sculptures of wildlife

New sci-fi video game wants to keep players on their toes

The Predator franchise goes historical and stays bloody

Vietnamese cinema is back with a vicious bang

In a future South Africa, writer Nicky Drayden deftly mixes gods and robots and shows us how they and humans deal with change

Home invasion classic becomes a franchise.

The Last Exorcism director returns to demon-busting

Pop singer’s sobering party anthem premieres visually

This post-9/11 espionage thriller is adapted from John Le Carré’s 2008 novel and stars Philip Seymour Hoffman at the head of a top-notch cast.

Microsoft, Bethesda to shutter Dishonored developer

Sleazy modern exploitation falls off its poorly staked moral high ground.

Mathematics prodigy Srinivasa Ramanujan is the subject of this biopic

These animated Disney critters are fun, topical, and inclusive

The play’s the thing in Roman Polanski's erotic screen version of the Tony Award-winner.

Ethan Hawke and Lena Headey star in this suspenseful horror film that's set in the near future and poses dark possibilities and even darker lighting.

This Norwegian crime thriller is anchored by a schemer who brings on his own ruin.

Willem Dafoe plays a Canadian tracker hunting presumed-extinct prey in Tasmania, but soon he's stalking humans as well.

Bloodthirsty wolves and the brutalizing Alaskan elements conspire against a band of airplane crash survivors.

Michael Haneke comes to the U.S. to remake his tortuous German film about psychological terrorism with Naomi Watts and Tim Roth.

Portland-based creeper about a lonely painter and his muse/potential prey was a big hit at last year's Fantastic Fest.

Taking cues from Ray and Walk the Line, this comedy biopic spans 70 years in the life of its hero, the fictional music legend Dewey Cox.

There's "something in the mist," and it's not only the beasts that bite but also the dark things that reside within.

A 16-year-old with terminal cancer just wants to have sex before dying in this sweet, if overly earnest feature.

Metaphorically speaking, Little Red Riding Hood eats Humbert Humbert in this story of an online predator and his jailbait, gamine prey.

With nary a decent, connective character in sight, this nasty sequel quickly becomes little more than a strenuous battle for survival among the already damned.