Lisa Gullickson, still in Austin for Fantastic Fest, is finding commonality about morals and speech in the documentary Gilbert and the comedy drama, Bodied.

Michael Campochiaro is perplexed as to why everyone freaked out over Darren Aronofsky's new film, Mother! and suggests people stop watching HGTV house makeover shows and occasionally, challenge themselves. Plus, you know, Michelle Pfeiffer...

A very merry, bloody and sing-a-long Christmas has come early for Lisa Gullickson bringing us her third Fantastic Fest film review for Anna and the Apocalypse - a comedy, horror, Christmas, zombie musical.

Lisa Gullickson, who's down in Austin for Fantastic Fest, shares her second review from the festival for dread filled horror/drama Thelma.

Lisa Gullickson, who's down in Austin for Fantastic Fest, shares her first review from the festival for Japanese horror/drama 3ft Ball & Souls

We're excited to announce Allen + Millie: A Short Romance, a new film starring, friend of the website, Brooke Lewis and Courtney Gains (Children of the Corn, The 'Burbs). Coming soon from director Markus Redmond and produced through Brooke's Philly Chick Pictures.

We are pleased to share the poster for the action/horror film MAYHEM, the first feature film from writer Matias Caruso, directed by Joe Lynch (Everly, Knights of Badassdom) and stars Steven Yeun and Samara Weaving.

We've got the poster, some stills, release info and more for the latest Woody Allen movie, Wonder Wheel starring Jim Belushi, Juno Temple, Justin Timberlake and Kate Winslet.

New horror reviewer Jaden Jordan takes a look at the latest Stephen King big screen adaptation, the IT reboot/remake.

Jim Wallace and Jon Cross discuss the latest action film/comic book movie Atomic Blonde starring Charlize Theron and James McAvoy.

Jon Cross takes a look at Hail to the Chin: Further Confessions of a B Movie Actor, the latest book from actor, writer, director, producer and proud owner of the most kingly chin in show business, Mr. Bruce Campbell.

Our review of Beatriz at Dinner, starring Salma Hayek and John Lithgow. Is it food for thought or do they make a meal of it? Read and find out!

Jon Cross takes a look at a new, rare starring vehicle for Sam Elliott but is our star wasted on The Hero?

Michael Goldberg thinks about the nature of "belief" while looking at episode three of the Starz Television Series American Gods, based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

Nerd contributor and arachnophobe, Michael Goldberg looks at episode two of the Starz Television Series American Gods, based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

Our new, self confessed, "nerd contributor" Michael Goldberg begins his look at the Starz Television Series American Gods based on the writing of Neil Gaiman.

Jon Cross reviews Doug Liman's new tense war drama The Wall starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson (Kick Ass) and John Cena.

Far from being about the Shakespearean character or another stuffy costume drama, Lady Macbeth looks to be filled to bursting with sex, violence and regional accents! We have the trailer, poster and more!

American-Australian co-produced Romantic Sci-Fi film 2:22 gets a poster, trailer and a release date!

Jon Cross takes a bite out of The Dinner and discovers he wouldn't survive if this was all he had to live off...