Hulu recently categorized Jeff Nichols’s 2011 drama as a horror movie. But maybe, just maybe, they weren’t that far off.
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On the eve of her induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, a look back at Carole King’s modest but unmistakable cinematic oeuvre.
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Our mini-reviews of “American Insurrection,” “Coppelia,” “Dashcam,” and more.
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A fair number of recent releases have been eagerly described as part of the Italian thriller tradition. But lurid colors and a sharp knife do not a giallo make.
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Our mini-reviews of ‘East of the Mountains,’ ‘American Night,’ ‘Val,’ and more.
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‘Sopranos’ creator David Chase only penned two theatrical films before the upcoming ‘Many Saints of Newark’ – but both share fascinating common themes with his best known work.
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Our mini-reviews of ‘Zone 414,’ ‘When I’m A Moth,’ and more of this week’s direct-to-VOD titles.
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The 2021 Karlovy Vary Film Festival paid tribute to the outstanding work of Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation.
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The 1998 drama – long MIA in the U.S. – makes its Criterion debut, and provides ample evidence of the beloved filmmaker’s gift for insightful empathy.
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It’s a very big summer for Sparks, with an acclaimed documentary in theaters and a feature musical at Cannes. But their cinematic endeavors weren’t always so successful
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“The Green Knight” is the latest attempt to bring the stories of the Knights of the Round Table to the screen – and it’s proven trickier than you’d think.
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Our mini-reviews of ‘Great White,’ ‘How to Deter a Robber,’ ‘The Nest,’ and more.
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