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You read The Scarlet Letter in high school. Now here’s The Scarlet Letter set in a high school.

Summer’s right around the corner, but we bet you’ll think twice before taking a swim after checking out these underwater thrillers. Come on in, the water’s not fine…

Prison is even more hellish when Gary Oldman is running things in this brutal true-life account of the case that brought down Alcatraz.

This one didn’t quite work out, did it? Still, now that 12 years have passed, we can look back now and sort-of laugh…

Young people flirt, fight and come of age in this ’90s period piece set in something called a “record store.”

Uma Thurman had her second bad Warner Bros. summer in a row following 1997′s Batman & Robin with another franchise-destroying mess.

It’s worth coming down from the mountain for this comedy inspired by The Ten Commandments, but only if you were on your way already.

The Coen Brothers deliver a big comedy about big dreams and big business in the big city. You know, for kids!

If you’re planning on taking a sick day sometime soon, here are a few flicks that might help set the mood for you…

Orlando Bloom goes home to ol’ Kentucky and finds love with Kirsten Dunst in Cameron Crowe’s valentine to small-town America.

If you’ve seen The Evil Dead, watch it again. If you’ve never seen The Evil Dead, join us.

John Cusack and friends go back to the ’80s in this surprisingly witty comedy where all you need to get a second chance at life is the ability to travel through time.

Anthony Hopkins plays Hannibal Lecter for the third time (though chronologically for the first time) in this not-bad thriller from director Brett Ratner (of all people).

You never thought you’d see them in roles like this, did you? Here we look at a few rather unexpected — and, for the most part, extremely successful — casting choices.

Pam Grier and Quentin Tarantino make for great partners in crime in QT’s super-cool adaptation of Elmore Leonard’s novel, Rum Punch.