I felt it was a great opportunity to show my stuff in something other than a horror movie, and yet the story had all the elements for suspense and the kinds of surprises I enjoy using to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

There aren't people chased by a maniac with a butcher knife, and nobody wears a mask—except in presenting themselves as one thing, and then turning out to be something different.

Mark the date: In 2005, women are playing more interesting roles than men. That these roles are in typically “male” genres, thrillers, actioners, and horror, makes it double cause for celebration.

Anne Bancroft, one of the great actresses of the American cinema, died June 6 in New York City, of uterine cancer. She was only 73.

There are many good reasons to read Jane Fonda's candid memoir, “My Life So Far,” all 620 pages of it. In an act of marketing synergy, the high-profile book coincides with Jane's comeback appearance in New Line's comedy, “Monster-in-Law” (May 13), marking her first big screen appearance after absence of 15 years!