Modern viewers may wince a bit at the more problematic aspects of this classic fantasy adventure from pre-Code Hollywood.

The show’s three seasons, which span multiple eras in an isolated German town, make for some confusing and captivating viewing.

Mark Brend’s debut novel is reminiscent of Haruki Murakami, if Murakami wrote about the drizzly British countryside.

This humble little Flash game’s whimsical-yet-creepy atmosphere and simple gameplay are haunting and engrossing.

Beautiful cinematography aside, the movie’s quirkiness and whimsy undermines its emotional impact.

There’s no question that Donnie Darko is an ambitious film, and at times, almost too ambitious.

Tykwer’s attempt is certainly admirable, but it lacks any of the punch or panache that fueled Run Lola Run.

Just when you think you have it figured out, the movie forces you to rethink everything you just saw.

This Russian sci-fi film is probably most comparable to Stanley Kubrick’s 2001.