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The horror anthology sequel 'S-VHS' features work from the filmmakers behind 'You're Next,' 'The Blair Witch Project,' 'The Raid,' 'Macabre,' and 'Hobo With A Shotgun,' and it is enormous fun, with a larger scale than la...

Daniel Day-Lewis misses a rare stop on the precursor trail.

In an interview with HitFix's Daniel Fienberg, Brie Larson and James Ponsoldt discuss getting teens right on 'The Spectacular Now'

Joseph Gordon-Levitt's full-length feature directorial debut "Don Jon's Addiction" may be a comedy, but the "Inception" actor isn't ready to make a slapstick. Yet.

P.T. Anderson scores again.

Which will get the best reviews?

It remains to be seen whether Randy Moore's new film at Sundance, "Escape From Tomorrow," will draw the legal ire of Disney. But it would seem to test the limits of fair use in copyright law.

The ex-New Jersey Governor, who stepped down from office in 2004 after coming out as a homosexual and admitting to an extramarital affair, is the subject of a new documentary from filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi.

Nicholas Braun also is negotiating to star. Her "Breathe In" premiered Saturday at the Eccles Theater.

Quentin Tarantino's film opens ahead of his "Inglourious Basterds" in numerous markets, despite snow in much of Europe.

Jennifer Lawrence plays the Elf Queen.

HITFIX'S Daniel Fienberg reviews the Sundance Film Festival documentary Inequality For All, which stars Robert Reich.

But "Mama," a low-budget thriller from Universal Pictures starring Jessica Chastain, exceeded expectations on the way to No. 1 at North American theaters over the weekend.

With explicit, mixed results.

Though HBO normally doesn't offer advance screenings of documentaries to their subjects, the cable network made an exception for the teenage star of "Life According to Sam," who has progeria, which caues rapid aging in c...

Schwarzenegger's "The Last Stand" flops, while Mark Wahlberg-Russell Crowe thriller likewise struggles; "Silver Linings Playbook" rockets up the chart as it expands nationwide in a major victory for Harvey Weinstein.

Biopic of London's red light district king could use another pass in the editing room.

Explicit sex scenes in several movies have got the seen-it-all audiences at Sundance talking.

The Guillermo Del Toro-produced Mama debuted at number one over the weekend, once again proving that modestly-budget horror movies are the closest thing to selling legalized crack. It also benefited

Miles Teller stars in James Ponsoldt's coming-of-age drama as a charming high school kid navigating the perils of adolescence and alcoholism.

Lynn Shelton has previously appeared at Sundance with her films 'Humpday' and 'Your Sister's Sister,' and she's back this year with 'Touchy Feely,' a drama about looking for healing featuring Rosemarie Dewitt, Josh Pais,...

"We'll reserve final judgment until we have a chance to take a closer look," but "count us as skeptical," the MPAA says about Mega.