Local actors talk about the many ways one can play an undead gentleman.

Actress Jane Alexander, 72, spoke at Doane College on Saturday. We listened in.

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Our look at sure-thing blockbusters, under-the-radar indie fare and fairy tale reboots.

A smart-aleck sense of humor and some whiz-bang action sequences make “The Avengers” something more than a cinematic slam-dunk for comic book fans.

The 35-year-old Seann William Scott has a strong, square jaw and a soft, beseeching voice; a narrow-eyed glare and a lopsided grin — it's as if his genes couldn't decide if they belonged to a character actor or a leading man, so they decided to split the difference.

Sai Achath’s new movie-star trivia book, “Hollywood Celebrities: Basic Thing’s You’ve Always Wanted to Know, Volume 1,” is packed with the personal, biographical details of A-list movie stars.

The comedic talents of stars Jason Segel and Emily Blunt make the film's few flaws easy to overlook.

It’s not really a spoiler to say that in the high school football documentary “Undefeated,” the Manassas Tigers lose their first game of the season.

Shiver me timbers! Aardman, the Oscar-winning British animation studio of “Wallace & Gromit” fame, is feeling a little wobbly this time out.

A Mark Wahlberg crime flick and a slow-burning horror movie make up this week's top DVD picks.

For a film that understandably only scratches the surface of its topic, "Bully" carries a devastating emotional punch.

Is the Motion Picture Association of America ratings board acting like a bully?

A fun "Mission Impossible" flick and an NC-17-rated drama about a sex addict make up this week's top DVD releases.