Shudder kicks off the spooky season in style with Damian Mc Carthy’s ‘Oddity,’ which joins his first feature ‘Caveat’ on the service.
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It’s highly appropriate that In a Violent Nature is debuting on Shudder on a Friday the 13th, since it flips the […]
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In response to a surprising Oscar win, Luis Buñuel doubled down on thumbing his nose at convention.
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Few knew what to make of W.D. Richter and Earl Mac Rauch’s sci-fi comedy when it premiered 40 years ago, but a dedicated cult soon grew around it.
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Sixty years ago, Godard followed the splashy ‘Contempt’ with a scaled-down heist film about two would-be criminals and the woman who comes between them.
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When he was offered the job in late 1963, Richard Lester was well-positioned to tackle the assignment of directing the Beatles […]
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One of the Criterion Channel’s “Restorations and Rediscoveries” this month is Bob Odenkirk’s debut feature, which is ripe for rediscovery.
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With the Oscar-nominated ‘Robot Dreams’ arriving in theaters this week, here’s a look back at ‘Heartbeeps,’ the saga of two robots who dared to dream of more than servitude.
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With his adaptation of Graham Greene’s ‘Ministry of Fear,’ Fritz Lang showed it was just as important to fight Nazis on the home front as it was on the front lines.
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During World War II, Jean-Pierre Melville risked his life in the French Resistance. After the war, he took another risk bringing a story from occupied France to the screen.
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With Peter Weir announcing his retirement from filmmaking, a look back at his first feature, the pitch-black comedy ‘The Cars That Ate Paris.’
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While the Cold War thawed in the late ’80s, Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki chronicled that most unlikely of rock bands, the Leningrad Cowboys.
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