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This film is a passionate if clunky cri du coeur for the kidnapped and murdered women of Juarez, Mexico – a silent epidemic of as many as 450 crimes in the last 10 years.

The total absence of popular backlash to the paganism of The Mists of Avalon shows that the American fundamentalist influeunce has begun to ebb.

The story comes from Jim Thompson’s book, and the screenplay was written by Walter Hill. The star wattage is all McQueen and MacGraw, while the propulsion is all Peckinpah.

Wrestling biopic of breakthrough WWE superstar Paige

The opioid crisis invades a family Christmas in this timely drama

Everyone's favorite Christmas misanthrope loses his edge

The California Highway Patrol rides again

Is a boy with special gifts a savior or a weapon – or neither?

Bradley Cooper is a "bad boy" chef; Sienna Miller and others are garnish

Morgan Freeman and Diane Keaton play a long-married couple who consider moving from their apartment

Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara are on the run

Plates are broken and egos are trampled on in this wonderful ensemble rendition of Tracy Letts' Pulitzer Prize-winning play.

Penis-obsessed, man-child film comedies can crown a new king: the Danish import Klown.

SXSW Film announces first wave of conference sessions

It's the latest old TV show to be remade as a contemporary feature film and fares just about as well as the rest.

Dan Merchant seeks to uncover why the gospel of love is dividing America.

Movie-serial style coverage plagues the most thrilling, genuine, and troubling Democratic contest in decades

This high school bank-heist caper flunks out.

Morgan Spurlock of Super Size Me fame chases after the world's most wanted man and comes up empty but fulfilled.

Martin Lawrence is remarkably subdued in this story about a successful professional who returns home to rural Georgia and discovers that his family still makes him feel like a petulant teenager.

Jamie Kennedy wakes up after a breakdancing injury put him in a coma 20 years ago. That's when this film's real trauma begins.

Brian De Palma returns with a new crime thriller drawn from James Ellroy's fictional account of the notorious Los Angeles murder of a would-be Hollywood starlet dubbed the Black Dahlia.

Although Hollywoodland stokes the dying embers of uncertainty regarding the 1959 death of George Reeves, TV's Superman, it nevertheless seems that the result should be more provocative and scandalous.

A singularly dreadful example of what can happen when potentially capable comedians check their brains at a committee meeting and go slumming for dollars.

Compelling but uneven omnibus film showcases 11 films by 11 international directors.

Roger Avary does Bret Easton Ellis.