The Directors Guild of America announced Saturday it has filed disciplinary charges against disgraced movie producer Harvey Weinstein.

There wouldn't have been a seven-year prime time TV hit series if this film hadn't existed first.

On Sunday, October 22 at 1:45 p.m. at Cinépolis Chelsea, NewFest will screen Ingrid Veninger's sixth feature film, "Porcupine Lake."

Director Dome Karukoski's biopic is a well-produced project, finely acted and written, by Aleksi Bardi, with a literary -- rather than prurient -- sensibility.

The 29th annual New York LGBT Film Festival, NewFest, boasts more than 140 films from 26 countries with 1/3 of the works directed by women. EDGE contributor Frank Avella offers his overview of the films being shown.

"The Snowman" would have been a heck of a lot more interesting if it literally did the killing instead of an unseen psychopath.

One of the best queer movies of 2017, this award-wining drama is the seminal European movie about the AIDS pandemic.

A pointless exercise in mayhem, this backstory regarding the killer of the infamous Sawyer family plays more like a violent "Goonies" than a compelling look at the making of a murderer.

Harvey Weinstein is now facing criminal inquiries in three cities after an Italian actress told Los Angeles detectives the disgraced film mogul raped her in a hotel room in 2013.

Early in the new biopic "Tom of Finland," opening Friday, our hero is a Finnish soldier guarding his country's northern border from enemy attack.