10 Great Directorial Debut Horror Films
You never forget your first.
Anna Swanson
Double Take: Unpacking The Controversies of ‘Joker’ and ‘Jojo Rabbit’
Two films about radicalization made waves at TIFF, but what do these vastly different movies actually have to say about the subject?
‘Ad Astra’ and Crafting a Film Around a Performance
James Gray puts a lot of faith in Brad Pitt, and it pays off tenfold.
‘The Personal History of David Copperfield’ Review: Aims For Whimsy But Comes Up Short
Armando Iannucci's take on Dickens is a stilted and tedious step down from 'The Death of Stalin.'
Roger Deakins Discusses ‘The Goldfinch,’ What Almost Put Him Off ‘Skyfall,’ and Film vs. Digital
They say you should never meet your heroes. We interviewed ours.
‘Knives Out’ Review: A Whodunit That’s Fun But Faulted
If nothing else, Rian Johnson's film is definitive proof that Daniel Craig has impeccable comedic talents.
‘Lucy In The Sky’ Review: A Film So Abysmal It’s Almost Impressive
Noah Hawley and Natalie Portman throw everything they have at a wall. None of it sticks.
‘Uncut Gems’ Review: A Dazzling and Unrelenting Masterwork
The Safdie Brothers’ thriller is a raw and powerful feat of filmmaking anchored by a career-best Adam Sandler performance.
The Curious Career of Matt Dillon
The Dillonaissance is upon us and Yorgos Lanthimos's latest, 'Nimic,' shows us why.
James Ransone on Horror, Humor, and Bonding with his ‘IT: Chapter Two’ Castmates
The 'IT: Chapter Two' scene-stealer discusses his unlikely sources of inspiration for playing adult Eddie, meeting Stephen King, and why he likes to do favors for fans.
