The Total Design of Pedro Almodóvar
Almodóvar is anything but subtle. And that's a good thing.
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An Ode to Michael Shannon in ‘Take Shelter’
Sometimes a great performance is made in the quietest moments.
The Morbid Hilarity of “The Junior Mint”
One of the best episodes of 'Seinfeld' shows off the classic sitcom series' still-unparalleled sense of humor.
How Amy Seimetz Confronts Mortality in ‘She Dies Tomorrow’
From the writer-director of 'Sun Don't Shine' comes a film that lifts the veil on death and everything leading up to it.
Don’t Trust Anyone in ‘A Taste of Evil’
"What happened to little Susan was so horrible, she's been away for seven years. Now she's back... and so is the horror."
Movies to Watch if You Like ‘An American Pickle’
We recommend 11 movies going back more than 100 years to watch after you see the Seth Rogen and Seth Rogen comedy.
‘Lady Killer’ is the Cathartic Comic Adaptation We Sickos Desire
Mixing 'Leave it to Beaver' fantasy with cold-blooded ritual, 'Lady Killer' is a dementedly dark comic book screaming for adaptation.
A Fear of Tomorrow Haunts Today in Amy Seimetz’s ‘She Dies Tomorrow’
Both timeless and of this exact time, Amy Seimetz's latest blends anxiety and cosmic horror into a haunting and dryly funny cocktail.
Alan Parker’s ‘Bugsy Malone’ Remains an Endearingly Odd Gem
The director's debut feature is a playful, kid-centric gangster musical called 'Bugsy Malone.'
‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Thrive on Cartoon Reboots
The identity of the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' required years of revision as the characters hopped from comics to cartoons to movies.
An Animated, Supernaturally Bent Rom-Com Is Our Pick of the Week
Plus 8 more new releases to watch at home this week on Blu-ray/DVD!
28 Things We Learned from the ‘Ghost’ Commentary
"I don't think that we had any idea when we shot this just how sexy it is."
‘Double Impact’ Kicked Off the Evolution of Jean-Claude Van Damme
While the film ultimately didn't change people's perception of the actor, it showed that there was more to him than martial arts.
‘Hitmen’ is a Buddy Comedy with a Bloody Twist
The murder-for-hire series treads some familiar territory but gives its stars room to play off each other.
Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Cinema of Transgression
Here's a video essay on why Pier Paolo Pasolini was the master of crossing the line.
‘The Living Dead’ Completes the Full George A. Romero Experience
We chat with Daniel Kraus about his collaboration (posthumously) with George A. Romero, and how 'The Living Dead' contains every element you expect from the director's films.
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