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Muckraking documentarian Alex Gibney here directs his camera toward the influence-peddling scandals that erupted around Jack Abramoff.

This adventure fantasy about a boy's involvement with a mysterious animal is also a period story about childhood anxieties.

Shake off the icicles and step out on the gay Austin streets with these queer events

Can Hollywood just knock it off with the trauma horror?

Waving flags and fighting monsters with the hallowed NWOBHM troopers

Scroll eternal through the best and buzziest artists at the fest

The last of the X-Men finally get to the screen

Premiere courts the ghosts that haunt late-night desert highways

Theatres may be shuttered, but the in-car cinema experience still shines bright

A life in the grindhouse is not obscured by a tragic death

The Apollo 11-inspired work, housed in a pitch-black room at the Blanton, may tell us how adventurous or conservative we really are

A coming-of-age tale with a blood-sucking twist

Home release roundup time

Local bakers and chocolatiers have essential treats

The Amazing Spider-Meh might be a better name for this dullish retread.

Graphic novelist Frank Miller delivers this film version of Will Eisner's classic comic-book series.

Getty's got the Mountain Goat on the horn.

PromiseLand's Virtual Hell haunted house offers salvation to trick-or-treaters.

The story is rife with the Coens' ripe ambivalence, a black seriocomic opera of fouled-up American dreams, and a meditation on ambivalence that is itself often as ambiguous as the emotional meanderings of its protagonist, a small-town barber. The film's black-and-white image processing is stunning.

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