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Watch: Clever Trailer For Doc 'Room 237' Pays Homage To The Original 'The Shining' Teaser

There are few films in the horror genre -- or even the general history of cinema -- that have continued to spur the kind of obsession, fascination and discussion decades after its release that Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" has. Indeed, the last few weeks have seen the script pages fo...

Division Division: 'Caesar Must Die'

When there's no critical consensus on a movie, the film gets sent to Criticwire's Division Division where we measure the arguments on both sides.

Indiana University’s Black Film Center/Archive Presents Jean Rouch Retrospective (Starts Sat.)

3rd annual New Voices in Black Cinema Begins Next Week in Brooklyn - 10 NY Premieres!

The 3rd annual New Voices in Black Cinema, presented by Brooklyn-based ActNow Foundation in partnership with venue host BAMcinematek, takes place starting next Friday at February 15th through February 18th (President’s Day).

Screenvision Unveils Pre-Show Featurette of Stars at Sundance in 2,300 Theaters

Screenvision has teamed with Starz and Vanity Fair to provide moviegoers with a look at Hollywood stars at this year's Sundance Film Festival. The featurette will screen as part of the pre-show in Screenvision's 2,300-strong theater network on February 8.

Best of the Week: DGA and Art Directors Guild, Berlinale Opens with 'Grandmaster,' Weinstein Q&A and More

The best stories of the week from TOH!

Berlin Review: Matt Porterfield’s ‘I Used To Be Darker’ Has Empathy To Burn But Lacks Urgency

In between the big events that mark our lives -- the births, the deaths, the falling-in-loves, the breaking-ups, the runnings-away, the reconciliations -- there often exists a kind of pause moment. And it’s one such moment that Matt Porterfield’s Sundance-approved third feature, “I Used to be Darker...

Zoe Saldana Apparently Did All Her Own Singing For Nina Simone Movie...

Sifting through my newsfeed as I do daily, I came across this piece of exlusive news on E! Online, that I obviously thought was worth sharing. Chatting with co-star David Oyelowo a few days ago (he plays Clifton Henderson in the film), here's the segment:

How the Oscar Shorts Deal with Aging and Generational Differences

The Oscar-nominated shorts, in both the live action and animated categories, are finding new ways to show how characters deal with the prospects of aging and sharing their knowledge with their younger counterparts.