New Release Review - Dragon

A wanted man struggles to keep his past life secret after committing an act of heroism.

New Release Review - White House Down

A cop and his daughter are caught up in a terrorist takeover of the White House.

New Release Review - The Great Beauty

A writer struggles to find the motivation to begin his second novel.

New Release Review - You're Next

A family get-together is interrupted by murderous masked assailants.

Infographic - Hitchcock's 39 Stats

Designers Adam Frost and Zhenia Vasiliev created this incredibly detailed infographic* that outlines Hitch's many recurring obsessions.

1001 Overlooked Movies - Ginger Snaps (2000)

A teenage girl's life is changed when she is bitten by a werewolf.

New Release Review - The Dyatlov Pass Incident (aka 'Devil's Pass')

A documentary crew investigate the site of a notorious mountaineering incident in Russia.

'Into the Dark' DVD winners

The Movie Waffler and Metrodome Distribution offered you the chance to win one of three DVD copies of the new Mischa Barton starring horror 'Into the Dark'.

Documentary Review - Rewind This!

A nostalgic look at the golden age of VHS and the format's status among collectors today.

New Release Review - Upstream Color

A kidnapping victim attempts to reassemble her life.

New Release Review - The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

A teen discovers she is the latest in a line of demon hunters.

New Release Review - We're the Millers

A marijuana dealer assembles a fake family to pull off a smuggling operation.

Infographic - The Costs Of Being Clark Kent

Is the Man of Steel the savviest superhero?

New Release Review - Into the Dark

A young woman searches for her disappeared lover in a haunted apartment building.

How long does a movie need to be?

With recent Hollywood movies averaging running times around the two hours and 30 minutes mark, TMW asks "How long does a movie need to be?".

New Release Review - Lovelace

Biopic of the 'Deep Throat' star.

New Release Review - The Kings of Summer

Three teenage boys leave their parents to live in the woods.

Documentary on cinema's 1st female director seeks funding

Director Pamela Green and Co-Director Jarik Van Sluijs, nominated for an Emmy as co-producers for the 2010 documentary 'Bhutto' are using Kickstarter to raise financing for their documentary-in-the-making about the first female film director 'Be Natural: The untold story of Alice Guy-Blaché'. You can help them reach their goal by clicking on the link below:

New Release Review - Here Comes the Devil

A couple's disappeared children return, but something's not quite right.

New Release Review - Pain & Gain

True crime story given the Michael Bay treatment.