Elisabeth Shue

Hide and Seek is trashy, but there's no fun to be had in its ugly child-endangerment psychoses....The hidden-in-plain-sight "secret": another crappy movie.

Araki embraces the mysteries of human sexuality with a refreshing lack of hysteria and a brace of empathy.

Triumphant coming-of-age drama (complete with horses!) [aimed] at little girls and their captive-audience fathers.

How often do you see a film that's not only interested in girls' lives but equally honest about their tribulations and their potential?

The Karate Kid brought something fresh to the table and proved exceptionally skilled at reaching its adolescent audience.

Figgis puts a desperate drunk front and center and demands we deal with him and the Jungian shadow he casts.

There’s a nobility in a well-made teen movie, not least because of the rarity of the breed...[this] sports movie concerned with the physical, emotional, and moral development of a young man fruitfully aspires to the likes of Breaking Away.