Understand that “Sausage Party” is for the young. But when we say young, we mean young adults. More specifically, the first R-rated computer-generated animated movie is for college-age kids – mainly ...

Vegans sometimes say they won’t eat food with a face. But what if all your food was suddenly looking right back at you? If you’ve seen the trailer with a potato screaming as its skin is flayed, you ...

The trajectory of American theatrical animation just changed forever with a massively successful opening weekend for Sony’s Sausage Party, directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon. See Also: ...

Deadpool’s enormous success bodes well for Seth Rogen’s R-rated SXSW hit – plus plenty more rude cartoons coming down the pipe We’re not yet into summer, but already this year, the cinema-going public ...

An audience going into an R-rated animated comedy with anthropomorphic wieners isn’t expecting much in the way of subtlety or restraint, but that audience does expect laughs. Surprisingly, genuine ...

“Adult cartoons,” which have come to take up not inconsiderable space in the fields of what we call television, began in a state of relative innocence. “The Flintstones,” a Stone Age version of “The ...

The controversy over treatment of artists who worked on the Sony hit Sausage Party, which erupted in the comments section of our interview with the film’s directors, and spread like wildfire across ...

“Sausage Party” is a surprisingly smart, visually creative comedy that has been rightfully praised for its satirical take on organized religion. This makes it all the more unfortunate that the movie ...

The X-rated cartoon certainly gives a whole new spin on the phrase "Don't play with your food." Of course, plenty of us have said that an amazing meal or cake was better than sex - and let's not even ...

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg’s latest offering introduces us to Frank, a sausage who lives in a supermarket and dreams of being taken outside the gleaming automated doors to the ‘Great Beyond’. But ...

Many films have screened at South by Southwest as “a work in progress” — such as last year’s “Trainwreck” or 2014’s “Neighbors.” But when Seth Rogen took the stage at the Paramount Theatre on Tuesday ...