This picture was shot in the crazed depths of the Amazon where, the Method running amok, everyone seemed to go as crazy as the movie’s band of 16th-century conquistadors pursuing El Dorado.

Werner Herzog, whose acclaimed films include “Aguirre, the Wrath of God” and “Grizzly Man,” said that the world of the “Barbie” movie is “sheer hell.” ...

Some of the greatest movies in history have also been deeply cynical, as shown by the likes of Chinatown, Harakiri, and The Godfather Part II.

Iconic film critic Roger Ebert praised classic movies like Seven Samurai, Pan's Labyrinth, and Tokyo Story as some of the best foreign films ever.

Werner Herzog may have not gotten through all of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie, but the legendary filmmaker didn’t seem too keen on the part he did watch.. During a recent appearance on the show Piers ...

Legendary filmmaker Werner Herzog discussed his long-anticipated memoir, “Every Man for Himself and God Against All” with Here & Now co-host Robin Young.Born in Munich during the Second World ...

The 25 Best Man Versus Nature MoviesIn honor of The Mountain Between Us, we look at the best films in which people attempt (and usually fail) to defeat Mother Earth ...