Odie Henderson

“The Invite” follows in the footsteps of four character stories like “God of Carnage,” “Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice” and “Who's Afraid of Virginia

On March 28, 1977, “Network,” “Rocky,” “Taxi Driver,” “All the President's Men,” and “Bound for Glory” battled for the coveted best picture Academy Award on Oscar night.

This serviceable live-action carbon copy of the 2016 animated classic brings back Dwayne Johnson as Maui.

“Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass” is as strange as its title. The latest from “Wet Hot American Summer” director David Wain reunites him

Mark Jenkin's latest film is a nerve-jangling exercise in filmmaking. As a filmmaking exercise, “Rose of Nevada” is commendable.

A look back at mythic movies Greek mythology has always been a part of movies, television, and the stage.

The Kiwi actor, who died July 13, was a versatile performer and all-around mensch Hugh Jackman's role as George Hardy in “The Sheep Detectives” reminded me of Sam Neill.

We're just past the midpoint of 2026. The popular thing for critics to do these days is to give a rundown of the best films of the year so far.

Matt Damon is a capable Odysseus in Christopher Nolan's epic, but he's given little emotional depth to work with

John Waters livens up this touching documentary about the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet