‘Something in the Dirt’ Goes Searching for Answers and the Mysteries to Match
Isolation makes for strange bedfellows in the latest from the directors of 'Resolution' and 'Spring.' Read More
‘Dual’ is a Battle Between Stellar Premise and Wobbly Execution
Karen Gillan struggles against herself in the latest from the director of 'Faults' and 'The Art of Self Defense.' Read More
‘Emily the Criminal’ Teaches a Low-Key Masterclass in Tension
Aubrey Plaza shines in a criminally adjacent Los Angeles. Read More
‘Pam & Tommy’ is as Humanizing as It is Entertaining
Hulu’s series about the celebrity sex tape scandal that rocked the '90s mostly forgoes salaciousness in favor of empathy for… Read More
Why High Resolution Shouldn’t be a Standard in Modern Filmmaking
4K should be a practical and artistic choice ... not a requirement. Read More
‘Alice’ is an Uneasy But Bold Reckoning with America’s Grotesque “History”
The less you know about it, the better, but it's probably already too late for you. Read More
Jump On It: Exploring the Narrative Potential of the Jump Cut
From special effects to montage, to pure, unbridled style, here's a brief introduction to the many uses of the jump… Read More
‘Sharp Stick’ Marks a Confusing Return for Lena Dunham
Dunham is back with her first movie in over a decade. Read More
The Real Story Behind ‘Thirteen Lives’
The upcoming Ron Howard movie dramatizes the story of a boys soccer team trapped in a Thai cave for 18… Read More