Movies

After 20 years, the childlike innocence of this animated masterpiece still resonates.

Plus nine more new releases to watch at home this week on Blu-ray/DVD!

Todd Phillips weaponizes Charlie Chaplin’s smile.

Jim Jarmusch’s undead nightmare has attracted an eclectic mix of names, and they appear to be having a great time.

Including big hits, tiny gems you’ve missed, and even some titles that have yet to find distribution.

Although there were alternate endings, having ‘Thelma & Louise’ end in a freeze frame helps show the film’s theme of freedom.

In 1941 Walt Disney needed a hit, so he turned to a simple children’s story gimmick for redemption.

In this 1990 classic, a celebrated novelist is trapped by a psychotic nurse, a locked bedroom, and his own celebrity.

After floating under the radar for years, the British cinematographer is now one of Hollywood’s most sought after talents.