Pittsburgh Post Gazette: Movies

"The silence will kill you!" warn the posters for "Silent House." That's only if the boredom doesn't get you first, though.

Julie and Jason are just the opposite of "friends with benefits" -- best buds of many years, who live in the same building, hang out together and call each other constantly.

In "Tower Heist," Eddie Murphy seems energized and pumped and poised for a comeback. In "A Thousand Words," the actor smashes all those hopes to bits.

Florence Biros, author of the historical novel that inspired the family film "Dog Jack," will be signing autographs and taking

April will be anything but the cruelest month for filmmaking in Pittsburgh.

Horror Realm, a convention run by fans for fans of zombies and the horror genre, has become so popular it's now held twice a year.

Lessons learned from "Project X"

There's one way in which Theodor Geisel was kind of like the reclusive Once-ler in "The Lorax": When people came knocking to adapt his books into movies, he didn't want to be bothered.

Oscar show a winner This year's Oscar performance was the best I have seen in many years.

"The Lorax" was published in 1971, a year after the establishment of Earth Day and at a time when the environmental movement was