‘The Oath’ Film Review: Ike Barinholtz’s Directorial Debut Spins a Timely, Messy Political Parable
The first half of the writer-director-star’s comedy nails the zeitgeist before the narrative loses its way
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‘Nomis’ Film Review: Henry Cavill Hunts Predators, Catches a Trashy Thriller
Los Angeles Film Festival 2018: Despite a stellar cast, this sex-crimes mystery about cops, creeps, vigilantes and profilers is a bunch of serial killer clichés slapped together
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‘The Chaperone’ Film Review: Jazz Era Coming-of-Age Story Could Use More Flap
Los Angeles Film Festival 2018: Haley Lu Richardson steals the show in this period piece adapted by “Downton Abbey” creator Julian Fellowes
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‘Making Montgomery Clift’ Film Review: Ebullient Doc Liberates Screen Icon from His Gloomy Reputation
Los Angeles Film Festival 2018: Clift’s nephew uses archival footage and other memorabilia to celebrate the star’s joie de vivre
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‘Lights Out’ LAFF Review: Haunted House Spookfest Is More On Than Off
First time feature filmmaker David F. Sandberg expands on his viral video sensation about a terror seen only in the dark — and finds genre fun, if not necessarily genuine scares
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Mary-Louise Parker to Join ‘The Blacklist’ in Season 2
Comic-Con 2014: NBC announces Emmy winner will guest star alongside James Spader in Season 2 premiere
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‘Brave’ Premiere Shows Off Dolby Theatre – and Pixar’s Hopes for a Recovery
The grand opening of the Dolby Theatre unveils "Brave," the least Pixar-like movie Pixar has ever made
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Woody Allen Comes to L.A. Film Fest With a Fun Movie – But Is ‘To Rome With Love’ Any Good?
Director Woody Allen makes a rare trip to Los Angeles for the North American premiere of "To Rome With Love," and warns the audience that the fun he had making it might not translate
