‘The Dead Don’t Die’ Takes Jim Jarmusch’s Mythical Realism to Another Level
Dry genre comedy yields way to stark meta-commentary.
Luke Hicks
Cannes 2019: Portrait of a Festival on Fire
The flames are burning on all sides.
25 Perfect Shots From the Past 25 Years of Cannes
The festival of master auteurs is a one-stop shop for perfect shots.
‘Tolkien’ Chooses The Easiest Path
Hoult and Collins shine in an otherwise ordinary biopic.
‘In Fabric’ Cements Peter Strickland’s Singularity as a Filmmaker
Nobody makes movies as lush, witty, wonderfully bizarre, and strangely sexual as Peter Strickland.
How Do The Rest of Us Live in Marvel’s World?
For all the anti-Marvel moviegoers out there—I am one of you, but I must admit we're overlooking a very significant something.
HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Showcases Harrowing Depravity and Devastation
The catastrophic historical explosion is ushered back into the cultural spotlight 33 years after occurring with the treatment of HBO's high production value.
Claire Denis on the Death Penalty, Global Community, and André 3000 in ‘High Life’
In Claire Denis' spaceship, there is a "better way" to masturbate.
Rethinking The Oscars Voting Process
The outrage surrounding the Academy's consistently poor decision-making isn't for nothing. The whole voting process is fueled by thoughtlessness.
‘Cold War’ Might Be a Big Oscar Night Surprise
Will Cuaron make cinematography history with 'Roma'? Or will 'Cold War' "steal" the award like it "stole" Bradley Cooper's Oscar nom, which Cooper never had. Only in a fictive, predicted world in the …
