Five years ago, parts of Louisiana were under water, devastated by Hurricane Katrina and the indifference of the federal government. If The Last Exorcism takes inspiration from this real-life tragedy, it does so only indirectly. The threat of incoming disaster hangs like a noose in the background, swaying in the breeze.

Neil Marshall's Roman epic Centurion skimps on character development and historical accuracy, but offers up something else: blood, blood, and more blood.

The Switch with Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston just won't let you forget that you're watching a romantic comedy. The scope is so narrow and the movie's view of the world so limited that The Switch shoves its genre trappings down our throats.

What exactly happened to Scott Pilgrim vs The World, the comic book adaptation that bombed out in its opening weekend? Our film team investigates.

It's very absurd and full of slapstick, but The Other Guys is actually a funny summer distraction. A long string of cameos keeps this comedy going, not any particular chemistry between Will Ferrell and his buddy cop Mark Wahlberg.

Sylvester Stallone brings together a crew of action stars for this sorta homage to '80s action movies, but is it as explosive as the hype suggests?

Hugh Hefner: Playboy, Activist, and Rebel is a new documentary about the life of the Playboy mastermind. TORO talks with director Brigitte Berman about making the film, battling taboos and seeing beyond the silk PJs.

There is not much of a chance that you aren’t already clued in to the basic premise and obligatory outcome of Dinner for Schmucks: Find an idiot, invite him or her to dinner, court them through the appetizers, ridicule them through the main course and then watch the tables turn before dessert is served.