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Expect broadly accessible raunchiness and a familiar set of characters.

For a movie that's about leaving the past alone, it sure wants to revisit the glory days.

San Antonio's original Latino film festival will feature 114 films, including 38 from the Alamo City and 40 from Texas.

What does a deep connection look like after a quarter-century apart?

Rushmore meets Roswell in this new feature that adroitly balances comedy and melancholy.

The Flash is also Calle's first appearance in a major motion picture.

The DC Extended Universe movie is a busy, smart-ass blur.

It aims to one-up its predecessor in almost every way imaginable, from its audacious style to the sheer quantity and diversity of Spider-People.

As a WGA captain, Ochoa manages the schedules of about 30 team members on the picket line in Southern California.

The film is a sanitized, neutered update you're not supposed to criticize, but here we are.

Schrader's masterful new film depicts a garden of good and evil.

The movie also shows the power of slow cinema.

Writer-director James Gunn doesn’t scale back the verbal and visual mayhem. He goes a bit overboard in every department: comedy, action, pathos.

During the doc, Cabrera interviews Star Wars experts and collectors along with the always-fascinating fans.

Smells like tween spirit.

Evil Dead Rise premieres in theaters nationwide on April 21.

Groundbreaking will make its world premiere on April 18 at the Cannes International Series Festival.

In its common usage, the word either means something sucks or describes a certain lewd act.

Dead Enders is a horror-comedy about a gas station clerk named Maya (Skarlett Redd), who encounters a hostile race of mind-controlling parasites during her late-night shift.

The Orange Is the New Black veteran says she's excited to portray a powerful Latina who's calling the shots.