In this Oct. 6, 2017 photo, Greta Gerwig poses for a portrait in New York to promote her film, "Lady Bird."
Liam Neeson is back with another action/thriller this January in "The Commuter," his fourth collaboration with director Jaume Collet-Serra. The two worked together on "Unknown," "Non-Stop" and "Run All Night."
That Stephen King is so hot right now . The prolific novelist has had many of his books adapted into movies and TV shows, and following the massively successful It , which now stands as the highest-grossing horror movie in U.S. history , another of his titles is getting a reboot.
This Christmas, viewers will be treated to The Highway Rat, a 30-minute animation of the popular children's story by Julia Donaldson and illustrator Axel Scheffler. The story follows a ravenous rat bandit who craves buns, biscuits and all sweet things.
Actor Matt Day needed little reminder that he was working on a hit franchise that has transformed the beauty and isolation of the Australian outback into the perfect setting for a horror movie. Joining the cast for the second season of Greg McLean's outback horror Wolf Creek, the 46-year-old admits there were times he was filled with genuine terror while filming scenes with the infamous gun-wielding serial killer Mick Taylor, eerily brought to life by Australian acting veteran John Jarratt, pictured.
With the Christmas season just beginning, I though it would be a grand idea to let you know which movies are "must sees" in your Christmas movie itinerary. There are tons and tons out there and most of them are just plain bad.
Several times in Steven Spielberg's prolific career, he's released two films within a few months, like "Jurassic Park" in June 1993 and "Schindler's List" that December. Up to this point, the less weighty movie has always come out first, followed by a more serious Oscar contender .
With Christmas in mind, I figure it's time to take a look at the classics. This week, we're starting off with 'A Christmas Carol' .
It's the peak holiday shopping season and outside West Edmonton Mall, patrons are squawking and beaking off at each other as they fight for a spot to park. Scott Charlton noticed them in mid-November when leaving the mall after a day of work.
