Chauncey K Robinson

The unfortunate souls who suffer from coulrophobia—fear of clowns—will no doubt choose to skip the new horror series It: Welcome to Derry, just as they probably steered clear of viewing any of the film adaptations of Stephen King’s hit novel, It.

The documentary Norita is both an emotional gut-punch and a soothing hug of inspiration and hope. And that makes sense, given that the film’s central focus is a small spitfire of a woman who gave a murderous dictatorship hell by never backing down in the fight to find her son and stood in solidari...

Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film, One Battle After Another, has a lot happening, with many layers, characters, and themes. While not everything is fully fleshed out to satisfaction, the amazing cinematography and mixture of dark humor and subtle commentary on political ideologies and tact...

Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson’s new film, One Battle After Another, has a lot happening, with many layers, characters, and themes. While not everything is fully fleshed out to satisfaction, the amazing cinematography and mixture of dark humor and subtle commentary on political ideologies and tact...

SAN DIEGO—Tens of thousands of fans from around the world have gathered here for Comic-Con International. This four-day pop culture convention celebrates entertainment and storytelling across various genres.

In recent years, moviegoers have grown tired of the constant barrage of comic book superhero films. What once felt like a novelty—exciting adaptations of visual literature that have been a staple of American culture for decades—soon came to feel like a constant, soulless cash grab.

In recent years, moviegoers have grown tired of the constant barrage of comic book superhero films. What once felt like a novelty—exciting adaptations of visual literature that have been a staple of American culture for decades—soon came to feel like a constant, soulless cash grab.

Before Ms. debuted in 1972, women’s magazines were mainly focused on selling beauty products and teaching women how to care for their husbands and children in the home.

The animated feature film, Dog of God, invites viewers to take a darkly psychedelic ride through a story steeped in symbolism, folklore, social reflection, and lots of blood, guts, and sex. It has a lot to say—even when all it tries to convey isn’t completely clear.

NEW YORK—The world of art and entertainment—and, by extension, Hollywood—is currently in a peculiar position. Tumultuous events over the last few years, including the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike, have left creatives facing a changed industry.