From divisive trailers like Sonic the Hedgehog's to Cannes disasters like The Brown Bunny, these films were altered in response to controversy.

Elliot Tuttle's film, billed by IndieWire as one of the most daring American films of recent vintage, will be released in May.

Stanley Kubrick on set next to Malcolm McDowell talking to third person (1971) - Warner Bros. Science fiction is a genre that rarely receives attention from the Oscars. It wasn't until 1971's "A ...

Controversy in art and cinema reveals society’s boundaries, exposing the pressure points where cultural comfort meets disruptive truth. Films that generate genuine outrage achieve something more ...

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SPOKANE, Wash. – The Garland Theater will host a screening of the controversial film "Cannibal Holocaust," which faced legal issues following its 1980 release. Marketed as banned in more than 50 ...

The Resident Evil film franchise, grossing $1.2 billion, is set for a reboot with director Zach Cregger, who brings a distinct style.