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Staff Writer Kiaan Davids reviews Martin Scorsese's latest Western crime drama film - "Killers of the Flower Moon", in theatres now.

Black horror is having a big moment. A critic who profiled its pioneer, Tananarive Due, reflects on the booming genre — and other books highlights of the week.

When our favorite Bates College professor and classic film consultant, Dr. Jon Cavallero and I began talking about the theme of this year’s classic series, “The Great Directors,” we, of course, started with Maine’s own John Ford who has been called...

Paradise Lost director Joe Berlinger explains why he made Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2 and what messed up the notoriously bad horror movie.

AFI Fest returns this week, while a great new David Fincher movie, 'The Killer,' opens in theaters before landing on Netflix in a couple of weeks.

Writer and This Magazine editor Lisa Whittington-Hill’s new book “Girls, Interrupted” looks at how to change a sexist narrative.

Read Empire's list of the 50 greatest horror movies ever made.

French-Canadian composer earned an Oscar-nomination for his work on the jazzy score of Triplets of Belleville

Matt Singer’s new book, 'Opposable Thumbs: How Siskel & Ebert Changed Movies Forever,' reveals how the Chicago film reviewers became a phenomenon.

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