Contributor: Steven Isaac

Everyone needs heroes. Except the good people of Metroville. They’ve had enough of ’em. So what’s a forcibly retired superhero to do when his services are no longer in demand?

Jessica Biel thinks you’ll “really care” about her character in this “Massacre” remake. We couldn’t disagree more.

John Travolta, Tim Allen, Martin Lawrence and William H. Macy take to the road in an effort to shake off their middle-aged angst. They should have stayed home.

Lance Bass and Joey Fatone of ‘N Sync star in this film, and their presence alone will make it a pre-teen fave. The rest of the civilized world will just think of it as movie-lite.

Nearly 15 million American Girl dolls have been sold since 1986. Three movies have already been made about them: ‘Samantha,’ ‘Felicity’ and ‘Molly.’ The first to arrive on DVD after playing on the big screen is ‘Kit.’

Nearly 40 years ago, George A. Romero fathered the modern zombie with ‘Night of the Living Dead.’ This is his fourth film in the series.

Disparate plots intertwine in this quirky directorial debut by Antonio Banderas. It’s 1965, and as the movie begins, Lucille tells her extended family that she has killed her husband …

The director of 1980s movie staples ‘Pretty in Pink,’ ‘Some Kind of Wonderful’ and ‘The Great Outdoors’ has decided to help advance the squalid cause of Hollywood’s nu-sex comedy.

G’day mate. Americans love the land down under. We also love fish-out-of-water stories. Crocodile Dundee delivers both.

Do you still miss Little House on the Prairie? Did you name your family’s goldfish Laura? This fourth Michael Landon Jr. adaptation of a Janette Oke book is just the thing, then.

Vianne is a French chocolatier. She’s spent her life drifting from village to village tempting locals with her sumptuous treats. Of course, chocolate serves as a metaphor here.

Think of “The Last Samurai” as “Braveheart” in Japan, and you’ll be close to grasping what brand of war epic this movie is.

Mandy Moore in a melancholy movie that makes the point: love stinks.

The democratic government of Nigeria collapses in this fictional drama, leaving the country in the ruthless hands of a military dictator.

At the intersection of 17 randomly selected story lines, you’ll find a suitcase. Inside that suitcase rests a nuclear bomb.