Eyes of Laura Mars delivers a sleek, unsettling blend of high-fashion glamour and supernatural horror, immersing audiences in the vibrant art scene of late-1970s...
No Country for Old Men (released in theaters on November 9, 2007) stands as a haunting, razor-sharp adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s acclaimed novel, presenting...
Runaway Jury (released in theaters on October 17, 2003) delivers an exhilarating high-stakes legal battle that pits corporate greed against high-concept extortion in a...
Lifeguard (released on July 23, 1976) captures a poignant crossroad in adulthood, delivering a quiet, character-driven drama set against the sunny beaches of Southern...
Shall We Dance? (released in theaters on October 15, 2004) glides onto the screen as a warm, charming, and uplifting romantic comedy-drama that celebrates...
Surrogates (released in theaters on September 25, 2009) presents a sleek, dystopian vision of a near-future society where humans live in total isolation, interacting...
Wonderland plunges viewers into the murky, sun-drenched underworld of 1981 Los Angeles, delivering a chilling recreation of the infamous Wonderland murders. The biographical crime...
The Magnificent Seven (released in theaters on September 23, 2016) reimagines the classic frontier tale with modern kinetic energy, charismatic star power, and explosive...
Abduction (released in theaters on September 23, 2011) attempts to pivot Taylor Lautner from a supernatural heartthrob into a bankable action hero, but it...
The Last Producer (released on February 9, 2001) takes a biting, humorous dive into the glitzy yet cutthroat world of modern Hollywood, delivering a...
The Wild Geese (released on September 17, 1978) marches onto the screen as a gritty, high-stakes military adventure that captures the dangerous, cynical world...
Bait (released in theaters on September 15, 2000) follows Alvin Sanders (Jamie Foxx), a fast-talking, small-time petty thief who lands in prison after getting...
The Women (released in theaters on September 12, 2008) introduces Mary Haines (Meg Ryan), a Connecticut clothing designer whose comfortable life unravels when her...
The Hunting Party (released in theaters on September 7, 2007) charges onto the screen as a darkly satirical, suspenseful political thriller that exposes the...
Mitchell (released on September 10, 1975) bursts onto the screen as a rugged, quintessential mid-1970s police procedural that pits an unconventional, hard-nosed detective against...
Murder at the World Series (premiered on March 20, 1977) steps up to the plate as a suspenseful, ensemble-driven 1970s disaster-thriller that turns America’s...