In 1999, “Fight Club” tapped into the hidden feelings of alienation among men in a time marked by societal shifts that left many struggling with their purpose.

Since Fight Club, Bonham Carter has continued to tap into this gothic aesthetic, becoming a frequent collaborator with her ex Tim Burton and playing a recurring character in the Harry Potter series.

When I first saw “Fight Club,” it instantly became my favorite movie, something I can’t definitively say isn’t true today. I understand what it means to say this. To say so out loud evokes ...

Fight Club is 10 years-old, and this week marks the release of the Fight Club Special Edition Blu-ray. To celebrate we decided to answer an important question raised in the film; ...

Project Mayhem happens. Fight Club was released Oct. 15, 1999, and promptly shocked the masses with its graphic violence and menace-to-society attitude.

Fight Club uses strategic products, including Starbucks cups, to critique consumerist culture and capitalism. While there is not a Starbucks cup in every shot of the movie, the scenes that do ...

“Fight Club” is smarmy and self-important for much of its running time in a way that didn’t register with me when I first snuck into it on opening night, but there’s a reason why “Joker ...

Leagues licence, leaving the embattled club on the brink of folding and players and staff in limbo. Just three years after ...