M. Night Shyamalan

Just How Far Can the Paranormal Activity Franchise Go with "Found" Footage?

Russell Pearce's "Friends" List Contains Jerry Lewis Supporters, and, Apparently, Dead People

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Taco Bell's New Chicken Flatbread Sandwich Helps to Forget Cantina Taco Nightmare

​For many of us, nightmares typically involve monsters, forgetting to wear clothes in class, and being forced to watch M. Night Shyamalan flicks. That was me, too, until recently. Now, my nightmares all involve Cantina Tacos from Taco Bell -- killer Cantina Tacos, deadly, foul-tasting Cantina Taco ... More >>

(100) Days of Summer Films

​For many of us, nightmares typically involve monsters, forgetting to wear clothes in class, and being forced to watch M. Night Shyamalan flicks. That was me, too, until recently. Now, my nightmares all involve Cantina Tacos from Taco Bell -- killer Cantina Tacos, deadly, foul-tasting Cantina Taco ... More >>

Year in Flim: Best Films of the Decade

​For many of us, nightmares typically involve monsters, forgetting to wear clothes in class, and being forced to watch M. Night Shyamalan flicks. That was me, too, until recently. Now, my nightmares all involve Cantina Tacos from Taco Bell -- killer Cantina Tacos, deadly, foul-tasting Cantina Taco ... More >>

Plan Bee

Artist sounds a cautionary note about plight of the honeydrippers

Hancock squanders potential greatness with lame humor and a half-baked hero

Artist sounds a cautionary note about plight of the honeydrippers

Twain in Vain

Waiting for Godot’s other shoe to drop

The Popcorn King

Why you should take Brett Ratner seriously

Never Say Die

Two decades with John McClane

All Wet

M. Night Shyamalan steps up the lunacy with Lady in the Water

Get Inside!

Your three-month forecast of the summer's top movies

Ghost in the Machinist

Christian Bale brings gloomy mystery to life

Nothing to Fear

M. Night's latest

Film Previews

By Luke Y. Thompson and Gregory Weinkauf

Shape Shifter

This time it's the woman who manipulates the man in Neil LaBute's The Shape of Things

Tapeheads

Gore Verbinski and Naomi Watts throw their hats into The Ring

Signs of Faith

Mel Gibson has a close encounter with God — or just a mean E.T.

The Bore

Strong actors make a weak stab at wiseguy chic in The Score

Angel of the Mourning

The downbeat romance Angel Eyes is going to be a tough sell

Oath Busters

Sean Penn makes good on promising directorial career in angst-ridden The Pledge

A Comedy of No Errors

Joel and Ethan Coen's O Brother, Where Art Thou? hits a Homer

Broken and Battered

How the twist ending left M. Night Shyamalan twisting in the breeze

Call Him 'Security'

Bruce Willis is the unwilling superhero in Unbreakable, M. Night Shyamalan's dazzling comic book

One Step Behind

Ghostly Stir of Echoes runs a close second in psychic-movie wraith

A Boy and His God

Take pleasantly preachy Wide Awake at faith value