Who ya gonna call? Well, that depends on your ideological priors.

THE DISSIDENT brought audiences at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival to their feet, and many left in tears. Then the doc sat, untouched, for six months. Finally, a small company called Briarcliff Entertainment acquired it and made it available for rental online.

The right-wing pundit’s Daily Wire has partnered with disgraced film producer Dallas Sonnier—who has a history of overlooking on-set abuses—to release a school-shooting movie.

Golden Globes chooses not to list Lee Isaac Chung’s coming-of-age film in the best drama field, as critics say decision ‘stings’

A look at where old films go when the screen goes dark and the people trying to resurrect them.

Orson Welles’s movie is considered one of the best films ever, but for one journalist, it’s more a sign that as much as things in media change, they stay the same

Frightening movies help fans gain a “new understanding,” says the veteran star of scary stories, including the new “Tales From the Hood 3.”

The company's desire to please Beijing means ignoring a genocide.

The prestigious line is coveted by cinephiles and taught in film schools. The company’s president blames his “blind spots” for largely shutting out Black Americans.