A devastating film about the impact of war on civilians caught in the middle, Ingmar Bergman's "Shame" (1968) arrives on Criterion Collection Blu-ray. Max von Sydow and Liv Ullmann star.

It seems hard to believe that a low-budget and over-hyped little movie called "Cloverfield" from 2008 spawned two offshoot movies with reportedly more to come.

Bela Lugosi's horror cinema legacy lives on and courtesy of Scream Factory, who unearths a long-lost classic from the 1940's.

Rumors are spreading that Armie Hammer is in talks of taking on the role of Batman.

With an exploitative new book hitting the shelves about the church's gay demimonde, and the church's steadily worsening institutional hostility toward gays, this is a film that's instructive... and not very hopeful.

New this week, 2018's "Robin Hood" gets a decent 4K Blu-ray and regular Blu-ray release from Lionsgate. But for those looking for light fun, I'd look elsewhere.

One of the most entertaining and expertly made films of last year arrives on Blu-ray, and it would be a sin if you were to Nazi-it.

The Oscars ceremony may be without a host but they won't be without a queen.

A scathing critique of a patriarchal, hypocritical society, Henri-Georges Clouzot's "La verité" is a compelling story about a woman accused of murdering her lover and the courtroom drama that pursues.

A French judge refused Monday to block the release this week in French cinemas of a movie based on a Catholic sex scandal.