In a rare English-language role, Isabelle Huppert plays a lonely foreign widow who latches on to a naïve New Yorker in this campy yet effective thriller. With “Greta,” Huppert has a chance to reinvent ...

If the movies have taught us anything, it's that selflessness can get you killed. Altruism is the murderous psychopath's bread and butter, and that's certainly the case with Greta (Isabelle Huppert), ...

Greta teams her with Neil Jordan, the Irish writer-director whose career has been defined by outstanding Troubles dramas (The Crying Game) and fantasy horror (Interview with a Vampire), as well as ...

This image released by Focus Features shows Isabelle Huppert in a scene from "Greta." (Patrick Redmond/Focus Features via AP) Imagine you’re a 20-something living in New York City and you spot a ...

SIDNEY KIMMEL ENTERTAINMENT | Isabelle Huppert, above, and Chloë Grace Moretz excelled in their roles in “Greta,” but the film ultimately fell short in its plot and ineffectual side characters.

It all starts with a purse. A beautiful, structured green leather handbag left on a New York subway seat. In these mean streets of “see something, say something,” the only person who might possibly ...

The new The Blood Countess poster is striking, provocative, and impossible to ignore. Dread shares this stunning artwork for the hotly anticipated horror-mystery-thriller, featuring Isabelle Huppert ...

Imagine you’re a 20-something living in New York City and you spot a particularly nice and structured green leather handbag on the subway. Do you report it to the MTA? Ignore it and move on? Claim it ...

It all starts with a purse. A beautiful, structured green leather handbag left on a New York subway seat. In these mean streets of “see something, say something,” the only person who might possibly ...