Stiles goes out on a limb for "Owl" thriller
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Julia Stiles will play a  woman who falls for her stalker in "Cry of the Owl," a thriller  based on the 1962 novel by Patricia Highsmith ("The Talented  Mr. Ripley").
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A perkily told sad story of a runaway waif-woman in the wide, wild world, "Reckless" remains a beguilingly sneaky crash course in the loss of innocence.
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Marc Forster's adaptation of the bestselling novel is old-fashioned in the best sense
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In "Keane," the filmmaker Lodge Kerrigan both gives us a life at the edge of the abyss and pulls off an extremely deft narrative sleight of hand.
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Those exhausted by all the high-minded entertainment that dominates screens this time of year will find an antidote in the comfortably dumb &quot;Blade: Trinity.
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Some books are better for summer, some for certain times of day; Murakami's latest is a night owl's delight.
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The truth is out there in Joseph Ruben&#39;s ``The Forgotten,&#39;&#39; a thriller suggesting a lost episode of ``The X-Files.&#39;&#39;.
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Director David Fincher is set to adapt Alexis Nolent's graphic novel "The Killer", about an assassin who develops a conscience.
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Hollywood's dreary season has been infiltrated by an interloper. The spy thriller "Breach" is an unusually smart, tense and engaging film amid the usual dreck that lands in theaters this time of year.
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The foiled plot to blow crowded U.S.-bound jetliners out of the sky has thrust air travelers into a brave new world: one of unprecedented security checks, teeth-grinding delays and learning to do without.
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James Bond director  Martin Campbell is circling a remake of the Alfred Hitchcock  classic "The Birds."
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Warner Bros. Pictures  has pre-emptively picked up the rights to "Here, There Be  Dragons," an upcoming children's novel by James A. Owen.
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Suspect Zero: Thriller. Starring Aaron Eckhart, Ben Kingsley, Carrie-Anne Moss. Directed by E. Elias Merhige. Written by Zak Penn and Billy Ray.
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Readers who long for instant clarity will be frustrated, but this smart, audacious work becomes as gripping as a good thriller.
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Even as the turns of its narrative and the contours of its characters are recognizable, very little about âEastern Promisesâ feels predictable or secondhand.
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In Cloud Atlas David Mitchell makes writing a high-wire act -- brave, dazzling but too far aloft
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OK, not exactly. But with Jude Law seemingly reprising the womanizing bounder he plays in the fast-fading âAlfieâ and with Julia Roberts emanating icicles as a chillier-than-usual version of her patented