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Watch: Jack Whitehall Takes Pride in Portraying First Major Gay Disney Film Character
British actor Jack Whitehall told Variety magazine he was "proud" of portraying the first openly gay major character in a Disney movie.
Todd Stephens' 'Swan Song' of Joy
Todd Stephens, the writer-director of the acclaimed new film "Swan Song," discusses the culmination of his "Sandusky trilogy," working with actor Udo Kier, and returning to his hometown to film the unique gay "comeback" tale of a retired hairdresser.
Review: Disney Fanatics Will Disagree, But This 'Jungle Cruise' Starts and Sputters in Familiar Territory
"Jungle Cruise" sets sail in familiar territory. Its leads offer charming banter, but no romantic chemistry.
Review: Italian Shocker 'The Bird with the Crystal Plumage' Gets Incredible 4K Upgrade from Arrow
Dario Argento's landmark 1970 horror thriller has arrived in stunning 4K UHD from Arrow Video, sourced from a new 4K restoration of the original camera negative.
Review: 'G.I. Joe" a Real American Hero on 4KHD
Available now in stunning 4K Ultra HD and bursting with non-stop action, these "G.I. Joe" films bring the thrills American heroes home in a completely cinematic experience.
Review: 'Stranger On The Run' a Haunting Western
Anne Baxter ("All About Eve") takes every one of her scenes and imbues them with a history and backstory that makes us long for a film that has her ballsy and fierce character at its center.
Review: Historical Horror-Thriller "Brotherhood of the Wolf" Given a Decent New Edition from Shout! Factory
The 2001 France horror-thriller that became an international sensation is now available on Blu-ray for the first time in the U.S., courtesy of Shout! Factory.
Review: Criterion's Blu-ray of Screwball Masterpiece 'Bringing Up Baby' Boasts Incredible Restoration
Howard Hawks' masterpiece "Bringing Up Baby" is on Blu-ray from The Criterion Collection, with a new 4K restoration and a long list of special features. It's a miraculous package.
John Cena's Bulgy Whities Captivate 'Suicide Squad' Cast
At a recent press conference, some of the stars of the upcoming "Suicide Squad" sequel couldn't help but talk about one particular subject: John Cena's bulge.
Review: 'Profile' Has Unexpected Power
Timur Bekmambetov's laptop thriller "Profile" may be built from video of computer screen activity, but it delivers the twists and emotionally wrenching impact of a more conventional film.
Outfest Los Angeles Announces 2021 Lineup
This year's hand-picked films represents nearly every genre and includes the voices and stories from the entire rainbow of the queer community including a significant number of first-time directors.
Review: Film Noir 'Deep Cover' Gets Thorough New Release from Criterion
Bill Duke's 1992 film noir "Deep Cover" is now available on Blu-ray from The Criterion Collection, with a terrific new video transfer and new interviews with Duke that are sure to please.
Review: Lizzie Borden's 1986 Sex Work Drama "Working Girls" Feels More Radical Than Ever
Lizzie Borden's 1986 drama about sex work, "Working Girls," is now available in a terrific-looking, features-packed Blu-ray edition from The Criterion Collection.
Princess Di Biopic 'Spencer' Set for Venice Film Festival
The Venice International Film Festival unveiled a starry lineup of world premieres for September — including Pablo Larrain's "Spencer," starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana.
On a Quiet Weekend, 'Old' Tops, 'Snake Eyes' Sinks
M. Night Shyamalan's "Old" easily won a slower weekend at the North American box office, while the G.I. Joe pic "Snake Eyes" lived up to its name.
Review: Andrei Tarkovsky's 'Mirror' a Remarkably Singular Accomplishment
Dismissed by critics upon its initial release, yet eventually reclaimed as a staple of cinematic history, "Mirror" has now arrived on The Criterion Collection in a new 2K digital restoration.
Review: Overly Convoluted 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It' Should Stick Closer to the Source Material
Ed and Lorraine Warren are back, and this third installment has them trying to prove a demonic motive for a local murder.
Review: Compelling 'Broken Diamonds' Tackles Tough Subjects With Compassion
This drama handles the subject of a family dealing with schizophrenia with compelling compassion.
Review: 'The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard' an Action Comedy with Flourish and Romance
"The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard" picks up after the original odd couple action comedy finished, adding flourish and romance to the series.
Review: Jamila Wignot's 'Ailey' a Stirring Documentary of the Man, His Work, and His Enduring Legacy
Wignot's film presents a masterfully edited selection of Alvin Ailey's signature works in performances by the Ailey company.
Review: Disney Fanatics Will Disagree, But This 'Jungle Cruise' Starts and Sputters in Familiar Territory
"Jungle Cruise" sets sail in familiar territory. Its leads offer charming banter, but no romantic chemistry.
Review: 'Profile' Has Unexpected Power
Timur Bekmambetov's laptop thriller "Profile" may be built from video of computer screen activity, but it delivers the twists and emotionally wrenching impact of a more conventional film.
