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This transgressive animated film from 1973 Japan has been recently restored. Blending gorgeous, watercolor-infused Japanese landscapes with Western influences like Art Nouveau and Expressionism, the film tells the sexually outré and hallucinogenic story of two lovers in a feudal village.

Five works of superior, ambitious animation.

The franchise is back and this time the paranormal forces are targeting Latino victims.

Horror anthology scares up few thrills.

Neither a besmirching nor a instant classic, this sometimes clunky prequel in which James Franco plays the Wizard when he was a mere, young huckster also has Sam Raimi's ravishing visuals.

This honest, earnest, and naturalistic kids’ story about growing up Mexican-American in 1940s New Mexico is based on the popular book.

She's a witch, he's a mortal, and they both read Charles Bukowski: Some teens will never make it to heaven.

The animation outfit behind Coraline scores another one for the dark side with this endearingly sweet and spooky ode to the supernatural.

Although the animation looks terrific and the story features an immensely sympathetic heroine, Brave lacks the sheer imaginative oomph of prior Pixar pics.

The third coming of C.S. Lewis' Narnia fantasy/allegory series has arrived.

This pseudo-mockumentary starring Milla Jovovich echoes both The Blair Witch Project and The X-Files.

Should you believe the viral marketing hype about this techno-era haunted-house movie that's been playing sold-out midnight runs? Or Marc Savlov?

The Pevensie kids are summoned back to Narnia for yet another mystical adventure based on C.S. Lewis' series of fantasy books.

Christina Ricci and James McAvoy star in this modern-day fairy tale about a girl who's cursed with a pig's snout for a nose but must find true love before the curse can be removed.

Cloverfield is a pure-blood, grade A, exultantly exhilarating monster movie in the grand tradition.

This rocketing thriller that pits an unseen Filipino terrorist against an unwitting Filipino-American dupe is one of the purest examples of no-budget, seat-of-the-pants, gloriously DIY filmmaking since The Blair Witch Project.

Director and co-screenwriter George Clooney strikes just the right tone of gripping entertainment and understated cautionary tale in this thoughtful portrait of newsman Edward R. Murrow's confrontation with Sen. Joseph McCarthy.

The latest from animation master Hayao Miyazaki is ravishingly beautiful but narratively inferior to all his other films.

A festival breakout shocker that twists genre conventions into a jarring battery of scares.

Three longtime state employees are dismissed -- with prejudice -- in a witch hunt over sexual harassment allegations.

Teen witches made high school a dark and brooding place long before vampires took over as the kings of teen cool.

Projects from Austin, Dallas, El Paso get support

The Witch (Fiction/Caroline)

Regent accused of Bill Powers witch hunt