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Werner Herzog, contemporary cinema's most consistently lyrical examiner of the (in)human condition, returns to the documentary form in yet another wonderfully improbable locale: Antarctica.

This fine ensemble piece – thoughtful and cheering, even giddy in stabs – presents a seriocomic, sympathetic portrait of a pot-growing family operating along the coast of Northern California.

An unsatisfying film/experiment/prank that combines the forces of Werner Herzog and David Lynch.

One of the last films in John Huston’s long career is this exceptional interpretation of Flannery O’Connor’s eccentric Southern tale of fringe fanatics.

Documentarian Kyra Elise Gardner celebrates the community around pint-sized slasher Chucky in in Living With Chucky

Everyone's favorite homicidal doll is back

Michael Myers is back in this "reimagining," courtesy of Rob Zombie.

Over-the-top gore is the rule when Chucky and Tiffany are resurrected by their anatomically incorrect offspring.

Holiday Film Previews

September

Daily reviews and interviews

The costs of being yourself in Wildling at SXSW

High-concept horror A Quiet Place to open fest

Putting a stake through some recent terror releases

A warrior priest is on a mission to recapture his niece from murderous vampires.

Rob Zombie's sequel to his 2007 remake of the original Halloween features Michael Myers coming back to town to wrap up some family business.

Two frustrated actors write a script, make it geographically specific, enlist A-list talent, and make the damn thing themselves. Why does 'Humboldt County' sound familiar?

Is the old genre new again with Deadwood, a gritty, decidedly unromantic look at how the West was won?

At once a fanboy's wet dream and an engaging, emotionally supercharged epic adventure

The franchise's fourth outing