How David Fincher Brings Terror Home
Oh, you think a home should be a place of comfort? That's cute, but Fincher has other ideas.
Anna Swanson
Jeff Barnaby On Bringing ‘Blood Quantum’ to the Screen and the Relevance of Zombie Movies
We chat with the filmmaker about the 13 years that went into making his zombie thriller and where he plans to go next with Indigenous horror movies.
Justin Kurzel on ‘The Kelly Gang,’ Australian Gothic Mythology, and the Perfection of George MacKay
We chat with the filmmaker about bringing the emotional truth of an outlaw icon to the screen and the process of capturing a very different side of Australia.
‘Endings, Beginnings’ Review: A Love Triangle Drama Buoyed by its Cast
Shailene Woodley, Sebastian Stan, and Jamie Dornan elevate a predictable but heartfelt romance.
Learning From Gattaca’s Vision of Humanity’s Future
There might not be a gene for the human spirit, but there is a movie that captures it beautifully.
One More Thing: ‘Columbo’ Is The Hero We Need
The classic crime series showcases Peter Falk at his best, some of the greatest murder mysteries committed to the small screen, and a prime example of bingeworthy television.
Why ‘Seinfeld’ Still Holds Up
The seminal sitcom isn't only still relevant, it's needed more than ever.
The Dark Side of ‘A Place in the Sun’
George Stevens' sweeping melodrama is an example of how a film can be assessed in vastly different ways upon its initial release and in the years that follow.
From Scotland With Force: Reflections On Connery‘s Bond Era
In anticipation of 'No Time To Die,' we reflect on Sean Connery's years as James Bond, how he shaped the character into a cultural icon, and what to make of the films that haven't aged as well.
Rebooting the 2020 Oscar Nominees
The Academy Awards need a reboot. We have an idea of where to start.
