"So long as that book exists somewhere on a shelf," Fairuza Balk says at the beginning of It's Dorothy!, "that world lives forever." It's Dorothy! premieres June 7 at the Tribeca Festival.

In addition to interviews with the many women who’ve played her—from Fairuza Balk to Ashanti—the doc also features commentary from the queer voices she’s inspired, like John Waters ...

“I wanted Fairuza [Balk]’s part or Neve [Campbell]’s part. I was like, Sarah’s the good one. You’re going to want to stuff her in a locker and tell her to stop crying. I think they just ...

Meanwhile, Dolph Lundgren looks good in the skin, and Courteney Cox drills her screaming for ... Continuing with Dorothy (played by young Fairuza Balk), the plot sees her return to Oz, which King Nome ...

with Frankenheimer’s damage control efforts structuring most of the movie around boring co-stars David Thewlis and Fairuza Balk. The greatest comeback movie nobody saw, 2005’s “Kiss Kiss ...

When The Craft was released in cinemas in May 1996, it wasn't just another teen horror movie. It was dark, edgy and had just enough witchcraft to become a cult sensation. The film starred Robin ...

When The Craft premiered in cinemas back in May 1996, it was far from your typical teen horror movie. With its dark and edgy narrative infused with a touch of witchcraft, it quickly gained cult ...

Released in 1985, the story follows Dorothy, played by Fairuza Balk, who discovers the magical ... born with green skin, and Glinda, a popular aristocrat, in the Land of Oz. As they navigate ...

The film begins with a young Dorothy (Fairuza Balk) escaping from a mental hospital, after being treated for her "delusions" of a land beyond the rainbow. The movie only gets stranger from there ...

By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter A darker and non-musical follow-up to MGM’s 1939 classic, Return to Oz stars young Fairuza Balk as Dorothy, who is called back to the titular land ...

Bullied for her green skin and used by the fascist Wizard of ... The Craft's Nancy Downs (Fairuza Balk), for example, is a teenage goth and so-called “scary bitch” that becomes so obsessed ...