Mick Rock fell into palling around with some of the most groundbreaking and subversive musicians of the 1960s and ’70s and photographed them.

This gripping adaption of Diane Ackerman’s nonfiction bestseller honors Poles who risked death to help Jews and resist foreign domination.

Prevenge is recommended for anyone who likes their comedy and their horror dark as night. They won’t be disappointed.

Sometimes cuteness isn’t enough to go on, and Deidra & Laney Rob a Train doesn’t quite make it all the way up the hill.

At times, watching Christine is akin to witnessing a disaster unfold in slow motion.

You will see it for Paul Thomas Anderson and Daniel Day-Lewis but stay for Lesley Manville.

The man behind some of the most iconic photographs ever taken.

Lucile Hadzihalilovic’s haunting new film is much more interested in mystery than resolution. There are no answers to be found, only strangeness, horror, and just enough sanity to hold it all together.

With more than a touch of Grand Guignol horror, this indie desperately wants to be a midnight movie,