Category: Drama

Joan Crawford is immortalized as a bad mother in the biopic Mommie Dearest, based on her estranged daughter's tell-all book.

Bizarre, surreal, and wholly unique, Legend stands out for its risks if not its actual execution.

A classic of American cinema, George Stevens' A Place in the Sun remains one of the silver screen's most tragic romances.

A young Christian Bale and Kate Beckinsale appear in Royal Deceit, an eccentric adaptation of Hamlet, which occasionally entertains.

Stardust is a tantalizing and flamboyant depiction of David Bowie rock star before he'd adopt the Ziggy Stardust persona.

Thomas Jane leads a star-studded cast in the uneven look at Beat Generation writer Neal Cassady and his many loves, Last Time I Committed Suicide.

James Franco stars and directs the quirky homage to '70s Hollywood Zeroville, with an all-star cast, primarily aimed at movie geeks.

Irish teenagers fall into troubling behavior in this stylish and well-acted coming-of-age film We Are the Young Men.

Last Train from Gun Hill is a taut, suspenseful Western from director John Sturges with Kirk Douglas.

Adam Resurrected is a stand-out for Jeff Goldblum but an often bizarre, tonally awkward Holocaust story filled with comically oddball characters.

A movie that launched the meme phenomenon, Finding Forrester is otherwise a fine, indistinct drama with a specific racial direction.

Roy Rogers' final movie, Mackintosh and T.J., is a friendly ranching tale with heart and warm storytelling.