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The movies returned at something close to full force this year. COVID masks all but vanished from multiplex crowds, and from the audiences at the press screenings I attended (though I kept mine handy). Sundance did cancel its in-person screenings for the second January in a row, thanks to the…

From original creations like 'Barbarian' and 'Nope' to reboots and prequels like 'Hellraiser' and 'Prey,' 2022 was the year that monsters reclaimed their place at the top of the horror pyramid.

Keke Palmer could teach a class on how to stay a rising star for two decades.

Tom Murray speaks to the ‘Nope’ scene-stealer about his past career as a professional breakdancer and being Jordan Peele’s Leonardo DiCaprio

Among the contenders for the 2023 animated feature Oscar are a gorgeously framed, important lesson for kids (and adults); the return of Henry Selick in a collaboration with Jordan Peele; and a startlingly good entry in the "Puss in Boots"/"Shrek" franchise.

A washed-up radio host aims to clear his name by uncovering the truth behind the disappearance of three Muslim American teens. But as his investigation unfolds, the broadcaster confronts his own biases and discovers a monster that is even more nefarious than he imagined.

This week’s new entertainment releases include an album by Neil Young & Crazy Horse, a documentary about how Mickey Mouse became beloved by children and adults and a cash machine for Disney’s growing entertainment empire, and Chris Hemsworth puts himself and his body to the test in National Geographic’s “Limitless.”

This 2022 thriller is a real go-to-the-theater film movie, you know?

A pair of demons raise the dead in this gleefully grim animation from Henry Selick and Jordan Peele

LOS ANGELES — Zach Cregger's movie "Barbarian" already had to be brought back from the dead once — by film company New Regency after its financing fell apart before the start of production.

It's the most spine-tingling time of the year: Spooky season is here and there's no shortage of scary new stories to devour, from twisty thrillers and Lovecraftian frights to bloodthirsty aliens, ax-wielding maniacs and macabre stop-motion delights.