Celebrating the Life and Films of Agnès Varda
The French Left Bank icon and feminist film pioneer will be deeply missed.
Anna Swanson
How ‘Transit’ Changes Our Understanding of the Ghost Story
Christian Petzold's latest is unconventional in the best way possible.
The 2019 Oscars Drama Is A Little Bit of History Repeating
The dramatic Oscar season of 1953 is repeating itself.
Destroyers: In Praise of Karyn Kusama’s Dangerous Women
The women of 'Jennifer's Body,' 'The Invitation,' and 'Destroyer' are a new breed of antihero.
‘Green Book’ Review: A Charming But Safe Crowd Pleaser
Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen shine in Peter Farrelly's first foray into drama.
‘Greta’ Review: A Wickedly Fun Vehicle For Isabelle Huppert
Neil Jordan's potentially cookie-cutter thriller is elevated by a superb performance from our greatest living actress.
Screen Life Movies Can Change The Game If They’re Done Right
Desktop horror films are the hot new thing, but they need to learn how to respect the format and their audiences.
In Defense of Going to the Movies While On Vacation
Next time you're traveling, skip the tourist traps and head for the theater.
The 25 Best Road Trip Movies Ever
Films to have on hand for when you need a taste of the open road from the comfort of your home. More than just an excuse to get from point A to point B, a road trip — in real life or in fiction — has…
A Guide to Cher’s Best Film Performances
Making the silver screen a bit more glam, one movie at a time. Cher is a woman of many talents. The Goddess of Pop has been an icon of the music industry for over five decades. During that time she's…