Leah Churner

Quentin Dupieux, the director of Rubber, is back with another film brimming with encounters with the bizarre and surreal.

Halle Berry plays a 911 phone operator who takes a call in which everything’s on the line.

Eighteen years of wrongful imprisonment and four documentaries still don’t put to rest the trials of the West Memphis Three.

The latest film from Iranian filmmaking legend Abbas Kiarostami is set in Japan and looks at some characters playing out approximations of love.

The greedy lying bastards are those responsible for destroying our planet’s climate, and this documentary is naming names.

Together, Bubba Ho-Tep director Don Coscarelli and Cracked.com editor David Wong created this horror-comedy jumble that’s customed-tooled for the midnight hour.

Childhood, aging, and geographic diversity are common themes in these dramas from around the world.

The film stars Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, and Alan Arkin as a trio of petty crooks who reunite postretirement to settle some old scores and rediscover the meaning of friendship.

Mark Wahlberg and Russell Crowe mix it up in this mystery thriller directed by Allen Hughes.