Monster movies never go out of style, but keeping them interesting is the challenge. Two new creature features, “The Void” and “Colossal,” try to inject new blood into the familiar genre.

Anne Hathaway's newest flick finds her in a quirky world with a giant. — -- In Anne Hathaway's newest flick, she finds herself in a quirky world with a giant monster. The film is called ...

Richard Brody on “Colossal,” the monster movie directed by Nacho Vigalondo and starring Anne Hathaway and Jason Sudeikis.

Yahoo Movies asked the “Colossal” stars them to describe what their inner monsters would look like. Hathaway answered the question in tremendous detail.

If “Pacific Rim” had been directed by Charlie Kaufman (“Synecdoche, New York”), you’d have Nacho Vigalondo’s “Colossal.” Yeah, you heard me, and as m… ...

Add some "Colossal Characters" to this genteel genre, and a few well-known Pasadena locations, and you've put a particularly playful spin on plein air, the perfect pre-Halloween art meet-up.

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Later, she realizes with horror that the monster has her mannerisms (a particular way of scratching its head) and there’s a strange coincidence between its regular appearances (always at 8:05 a ...

As for the monster in "Colossal," it appears again in Seoul. The sightings 25 years ago were unconfirmed. And this time, it's a worldwide news event. The creature is on TV and looking puzzled.

Not your most typical monster movie. But even when Colossal trips over its aspirations, what holds the film together is the director's enthusiastic certainty that he knows what he's doing.