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Valve recently gave Steam a snazzy new look and a number of new features, including Curators. Curators were introduced to solve a problem that always reared its big, ugly head every time you visit Steam with the intentio...

There exists and interesting similarity in the relationships between the comic book movie fans and the Deadpool movie, and Captain Ahab and Moby Dick. Lovers of the Merc With The Mouth have spent years and exhumed quite ...

The foreign-language features will be distributed by FilmRise

Bizarrely similar to a scene in The Babadook, this new clip from Asmodexia, the feature debut of Marc Carrete (short films "Mal cuerpo" and "Castidermia"), shows the film’s demon child. IFC Midnight has slated it for r...

The tour behind the Icelandic singer's album "Biophilia" is captured in a documentary.

Sorry, "Alien" fans: Ridley Scott says "Prometheus 2" will be free of H.R. Giger's iconic xenomorphs.

Don't disrupt the man when he's at a canvas

Insidious‘ Patrick Wilson, pictured above, and “Lost” vet Matthew Fox, below, have signed on to star opposite Kurt Russell and Richard Jenkins in Caliber Media’s ultraviolent Western Bone Tomahawk, THR says. “B...

The Babadook is knocking at your door, opening here in the States on November 28. Now, a U.S. trailer has been released that hopes to complete with the frightening UK trailers. This movie looks insane! Will you let the B...

Australian dark synth group The Night Terrors were recently commissioned to compose an album using the southern hemisphere’s largest grand pipe organ. The result is Pavor Nocturnus, an album that will be released this ...

Liam Neeson and "Mad Men" star John Slattery have joined the cast of Seth MacFarlane's "Ted 2."

Kevin Hart and Josh Gad star in the latest trailer for "the Wedding Ringer," which features a lot of footage not seen in the initial preview.

"The Two Faces of January" is based on a 1964 Patricia Highsmith novel about two affluent American tourists vacationing in Europe.

Alex Winter has spilled some excellent details on "Bill and Ted 3."

"Harlem Street Singer" examines the evolution of a music legend.

The documentary "Print the Legend" follows tech-savvy entrepreneurs in the world of 3-D printers.

Opening with "Gone Girl," the New York Film Festival includes a 3-D film by Godard and many other provocative titles.

"This Ain't No Mouse Music!" tells of Chris Strachwitz and his Arhoolie Records, which released stars of blues, zydeco and other roots music.

The "SNL" star handles a bizarre interview with charm, grace, and befuddlement.

Images of films from the first week of the New York Film Festival

"It Was You Charlie," written and directed by Emmanuel Shirinian, focuses on a man whose dream woman is wooed by his brother.

"Lilting" centers on a young man's attempts to communicate with a Cambodian-Chinese woman whose son, who recently died, was his lover.