Style is Substance in ‘Badlands’
An exploration of how the visuals of Terrence Malick's debut paint the dream world Kit and Holly are chasing.
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The Endlessly Re-Watchable Prophecy of ‘The Social Network’
It's been a decade since David Fincher's less-than-flattering look at Facebook's founder hit the big screen. Here's why we can't stop watching this preview of the apocalypse.
How ‘The Devil and Miss Jones’ Disguises Class Politics as Screwball Comedy
In one of Old Hollywood's only positive depictions of working class, this screwball challenges the negative legacy of workers' protest in movies made during and after the Depression.
‘Terror Out of the Sky’ Sees the Deadly Return of Savage Bees
Remember when killer bees were a real, legitimate, honest to goodness threat? Yeah, neither do we.
What to Watch Next if You Like ‘Enola Holmes’
We recommend a dozen movies to seek out after enjoying the Netflix mystery starring Millie Bobby Brown.
‘Rhymes for Young Ghouls’ and the Legacy of Residential Schools
Tough topics can be educational and empowering when handled appropriately.
‘Black Moon Rising’ is an Action Movie That Doesn’t Trust the Government
John Carpenter, Tommy Lee Jones, and a wickedly high-tech car come together for an anti-capitalist adventure.
Netflix Finds a Fun Franchise Starter with the Delightful ‘Enola Holmes’
Millie Bobby Brown shines as the youngest Holmes sibling in a fun, energetic family adventure.
‘Fargo’ Season 4 Unravels the Myth of America
Chris Rock and Jason Schwartzman lead the FX series' latest season, which is set in 1950s Kansas City.
Mark Mueller and Carl Barks are the Reasons You Love ‘DuckTales’
While you may not know the names Mark Mueller or Carl Barks, they were crucial in capturing your imagination regarding 'DuckTales.'
Dario Argento: The King of Giallo
Dario Argento didn't create the giallo subgenre, but his macabre style made it famous.
The Ending of ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ Explained
Hideaki Anno's masterpiece 'Neon Genesis Evangelion' is a story of love and loss with a rather puzzling conclusion that may leave some viewers feeling cold.
What is Dogme 95, Anyway?
Of all of the cinematic manifestos, Dogme 95 is perhaps the most infamous. Here's a look at the origin and rules of the "Vows of Chastity."
Tsai Ming-liang’s ‘Days’ is a Still, Hypnotic Immersion in Loneliness and Human Connection
Tsai Ming-liang and Lee Kang-sheng create a tender, cavernous narrative that affirms the monotony and beauty of being and the exhaustion that stems from that dichotomy.
Why Michael Mann’s ‘The Keep’ (Accidentally) Nails Dream Logic
Watch an interview with the director on how his 1983 film taps into the logic and frustration of dreams.
‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ Was Will Smith’s Acting School
The future superstar cut his teeth with the sitcom’s most famous “very special" episodes.
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