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The South Korean filmmaker on the origins of his critically acclaimed hit about one rich and one poor family— and why he won't explain the meaning behind its title
From Frankenstein's bride to Freddy's later nightmares, these scary-movie franchise flicks kept the screams coming
Love it or hate it, Taika Waititi's singularly silly take on the WWII coming-of-age movie is damn near impossible to shake
A look back at one of 1999's most controversial modern classics—and how it proved to be eerily prescient about our current moment
The director's 1984 mobster-musical misfire gets a second chance in a brand new extended version — and the result is eye-opening
The South Korean filmmaker outdoes himself with this cutting, caustic tale of class warfare between the haves and the have-nots
Alejandro Landes' study of child soldiers deep in the jungles of Colombia is part survivalist thriller, part perpetual-war film, and completely cinematic
Rolling Stone's film critic remembers the kindhearted countercultural rebel who came from showbiz royalty and rode off into the sunset his way
Why Francis Ford Coppola decided to make a third cut of his masterpiece on its 40th anniversary — and why this version is, in his mind, the best
By burying the hot-button horror film, Universal has set a dangerous precedent — and broke faith with viewers unafraid to see their society reflected on the big screen
