Biographical thriller portrays a doomed romance that allegedly inspired the infamous murders
Moretz, who stars in conversion therapy film "Miseducation of Cameron Post," said that queer films should be "created by queer people"
The documentary McQueen captures the illustrious designer's career as a symphony of genius, exultation, and depression
"The Spy Who Dumped Me" drops two wacky BFF's into the center of international espionage and one leaden action-comedy
Tom Cruise dangles it all on the line (again) for a high-flying Mission: Impossible - Fallout
Political finance corruption is inevitable, says filmmaker Kimberly Reed, but there is hope for reform
"Dark Money" offers a small-scale but effective look at the way outside spending is influencing America's democracy
"Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" is the kind of dreadful excursion that gives all movie musicals a bad name.
Classic horror film screens as part of AFI's celebration of monster movies of yore
The movie follows a youth sent to a conversion therapy camp by his religious parents
Johansson was criticized for initially dismissing the controversy over her decision to accept the role
"Skyscraper" will have you on the edge of wishing for the return of John McClane
Business Insider removed an opinion piece saying Johansson was a target of a "social-justice warrior mob"
Ant-Man and the Wasp may be a small-scale Marvel effort in every respect, but it still delivers a fun caper.
Whitney zeroes in on the Houston family dynamics that played a part in the singer’s rise and fall.