Stephen Schaefer

Jack Huston makes his directorial debut with this week’s “Day of the Fight,” a black-and-white drama about a boxer that intentionally summons and echoes “Raging Bull.”

This year's best films offer diversity and challenge us to see beyond our borders. These Top 10 Movies mean to reflect, if not reality, a way of looking at the world and its many possibilities.

You won’t find a more personal, more revealing or simply amazing saga of success and introspection than the new Disney+ documentary “Elton John: Never Too Late.”

Maria Bakalova made a splash – and headlines – getting on a big bed in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” with Rudy Giuliani.

An elaborate origin story with new musical numbers by Lin-Manuel Miranda, “Mufasa: The Lion King” looks poised to be another Disney holiday hit.

Despite the celebration that occurred years ago with the double blockbuster whammy of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” revealing that audiences were eager for something new, Hollywood remains heavily invested in the tried and true.

Perry salutes the nation's first and only WACs (Women's Army Corps) unit of color to serve overseas with Washington as Major Charity Adams, commanding office ...

Opening Christmas Day nationwide, “Nosferatu” hardly rates as warm and cozy holiday fare.

Why is Christmas Day so right for the nationwide opening of the Bob Dylan biopic “A Complete Unknown”?

Nicole Kidman stars in the intentionally provocative “Babygirl,” a sexual study with a sense of humor about its delicate subject. It opens in theaters Christmas Day.