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The Boy and other examinations of the pre-teen male mind

Tyro helmer Jennifer Kent conjures a disturbing spook story about a mother, a son, and an unnerving presence in their house

Ian McLagan died Wednesday

Former Austin Psych Fest teams with Fun Fun Fun Fest promoter

This New Zealand horror/comedy nimbly jumps through the tropes, and inventively subverts them along the way.

A police officer and a priest team battle supernatural forces in this horror thriller from the director of Sinister.

Infest lockout, Austin Psych Fest lineup part two, Aaron Behrens' sweet new deal, and more

The fall and rise of Gaybigaygay

The unlikely relationship between two damaged souls is made deeply palpable by the stunning performances of Oscar-winner Marion Cotillard and rising star Matthias Schoenaerts.

Esteemed barbecue master speaks on the history of grilling

The man who played Dirty Harry directs Leonardo DiCaprio as America's top cop, J. Edgar Hoover.

It's the true story of surfing sensation Bethany Hamilton, who lost an arm to a shark at the age of 13.

This movie about John Lennon's young-adult years showcases the importance of the importance of both his mother and aunt in his life.

Buried takes place entirely inside a coffin where a man is buried alive.

Jennifer Lopez is back with a new romantic comedy about a woman whose biological clock is out of sync with her life.

James Cameron's opus is thrilling, lovely, sad, and explosive in all the right ways.

Masters of rock guitar – Jimmy Page, the Edge, and Jack White – gather for a summit of the generations, caught by the lens of An Inconvenient Truth's Davis Guggenheim.

Mike Tyson tells his life story in his own words in this documentary by longtime friend James Toback.

Star Trek is an immensely satisfying origin story that introduces the characters we know – before we knew them.

This new teen sex comedy is both sexist and prudish.

This multi-award-winning Swedish film might be summarized as a vampire tween romance, but that cheap and tawdry sum-up does zero justice to the magnificent emotional resonance of this gem. A discussion of the adaptation follows the film.

What would we do without TV during a storm?

Teeth tears into everything from abstinence programs to rape culture. Is Austin grownup enough to handle it?

Starring Laura Linney and Philip Seymour Hoffman, this smart, funny, thoughtful, and exquisitely realized film is one of the best of the year.

This legal thriller pits two brilliant actors against each other in a sustained battle of wills that has enough sizzle to keep us rapt even when the storyline sags.

For half a century, Ishmael Soto has used flame to transform copper, clay, and bronze into works of wonder

Lycanthropy and young love: not as yummy as it sounds but nowhere near as godawful as Van Helsing, a small mercy but very much appreciated.

A sure winner for arthouse audiences with crossover appeal, Fabián Bielinsky's The Aura spins a purely enjoyable web of intrigue within a meditative, dreamlike setting.