Lily Collins stars in Sony's adaptation of Cassandra Clare's best-selling YA book.

Vampires are rarely alone these days. Movie monsters now travel in packs. Whenever a vamp appears on screen, werewolves, witches, demons, trolls, and other b...

Plot and performances barely rattle along inside a grab bag of ideas in this film based on Cassandra Clare's novel.

Review: ‘Mortal Instruments’ film needs major repairs

When her mother is abducted by a demon, a teen (Lily Collins) learns that she comes from a line of Shadowhunters, who defend the world from supernatural beas...

“The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones” hopes to be the start of a new franchise for tweens and Twihards, but the twuth is this twash is anything but a t...

"Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" tries to do the same things that "Twilight" does but it goes about it in even worse ways, with weird ideas about romance ...

There is most certainly an audience for the film of “The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones,” fans of the six (planned) novels about demons, supernatural ...

Vampires, demons, hot guys, eyebrows and cheekbones: This sludgy blend of "Harry Potter" and "Twilight" has it all

'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' might reduce plans for the sequel to ashes

There’s more to the Mortal Instruments YA book series than just Harry Potter and Twilight references, but the franchise-minded film ...

Cassandra Clare’s six-part Mortal Instruments series (five have been published so far) seems to offer much that’s familiar, including vampires, werewolve...

Despite some effective action scenes, the adaptation of the young-adult novel is too much like other fantasy series.

A ludicrous, borderline-nonsensical supernatural concoction with a slightly redeeming sense of its own silliness.

Based on the first installment of a six-book series about demons and shadowhunters.