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David Duchovny and Sigourney Weaver star in this dyspeptic drama about the work of creating television shows.

Rebecca Hall dazzles in this story of Christine Chubbock

Despite the film's good-natured sense of absurdity about the afterlife, it's not enough to make up for its lack of real humor or meaning.

Inside the mind of a Palestinian suicide bomber: That’s the guarded territory broached in Paradise Now, a film fashioned as a thriller rather than a psychological study.

Two of France's top actors pair up for this wishful farce about good deeds and their consequences.

Austin punks offer takes on Worm Suicide song "Babies Ruin Bands"

Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig co-star as siblings in this dramatic workout.

Bobcat Goldthwait directs Robin Williams in this comedy that harpoons pious sentimentality.

Pulse, the American remake of Kiyoshi Kurosawa's 2001 horror film Kairo, is the McDonald's Unhappy Meal to the original's elegantly obtuse sashimi o' sorrow.

In a Montreal classroom, adolescent students and their Algerian substitute teacher help one another cope with grief. The film was an Oscar nominee.

Jesse Eisenberg reunites with his Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer for this action comedy about a hapless victim forced to rob a bank or be blown up.

Teens, suburbia, five sets of dysfunctional parents, and the suicide that looms over it all.

Darkly humorous Scottish/Danish production affirms life in the face of death.

This honeysuckle-flavored comedy scripted by Anne Rapp is as sweet and refreshing as anything Altman's ever done.

Suicide pact - you first in this new dark comedy

Comedy-horror sequel is less Halloween, more Groundhog Day

The Conjuring franchise heads to Romania

Cross-border thriller gets a bloodier, morally grayer sequel

Michael Haneke creates a mosaic of French bourgeois life.

A curse follows a woman on social media

Two screen legends deliver in a mildly sappy drama

The Force is strong with this one

Marcia Gay Harden stars as a lonely woman on vacation in an exotic locale

Fictional but satisfying portrayal of a David Foster Wallace interview by a Rolling Stone reporter