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These prison movies are captivating. Get it?
Some of the best movies are actually movies about life on the outside, where the prison represents the mental traps imposed on us by society, or our own fears.
Other prison movies are about very real prisons, built for the deserving and innocent alike.
Here are 13 you'll find hard to escape.<...
Here are the 12 best movies based on video games.
Movies don't usually get video games right, but when they do, they really do.
Here's our list.
But First: The Mixed Legacy of Movies Based on Video Games DisneyVideo games have been a popular form of entertainment for decades, and it makes sense to try and adapt them into movies as they do...
Timothy Freeman's captivating short "Geometric Anomaly" is a welcome addition to the world of analog horror — it's late '90s-set story of a young man who is watching his boxy TV when news breaks of a "geometric anomaly" in several counties, including his.
As he glances around his home, he realizes, to his surprise, that he's besieged by not one but several anomalies...
If you've ever wondered about the life of a carnie, the totally charming documentary short "Alive: Giant Hong Kong Rats" has some answers.
The film, which plays the Amarillo International Film Festival on Friday, takes just eight minutes to cover decades of carnival lore....
In the new book Stranded on Earth: How Night Skies Became E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, author Max Evry tells the little-known origin story of E.T., which once ruled the box office as the most successful movie ever — and, in the process, investigates the creative process of two great filmmakers, Steven Spielberg and Paul Schrader.
E.T., the ...