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Although most North American audiences are familiar with the Power Rangers series, which has been a mainstay of kids television since the mi...

Stations of the Cross, Dietrich Brüggemann's meticulously constructed cinematic disquisition on the inherent dangers of extremist ideology ...

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In the "making of" supplement included with the DVD of the Marie Heurtin biopic, Marie's Story, director Jean-Pierre Améris discusses the b...

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Before a series of earthquakes decimate every building and landmark along the titular San Andreas Fault, while Caltech seismologist Dr. Lawr...

In the sole special feature — save some deleted scenes — included with the season three box set of Bates Motel, "A Broken Psyche...

The latest in an increasingly long-line of workplace idiosyncrasy comedies, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, is the very embodiment of serviceable, compe...

With the thriving Fast & Furious franchise showing few signs of slowing down as it continues to rake in astronomical returns at the box offi...

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Wes Craven's Shocker is one of the horror master's lesser-known and less successful experiments in genre filmmaking. Released in 1989, not l...

It's difficult to discuss Brian De Palma's divisive and controversial 1980 psychological erotic thriller Dressed to Kill without acknowledgi...

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