How ‘Following’ Set the Pace for Christopher Nolan’s Career

By Meg Shields 

Following walked so that Christopher Nolan’s career could run.

Raven Jackson’s ‘All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt’ is a Sublime, Poetic Debut

By Farah Cheded 

Raven Jackson’s debut is an intimate work of stunning detail and artistic harmony.

‘Fair Play’ Offers a Scathing Takedown of the Aggressively Insecure

By Rob Hunter 

Some are calling it an erotic thriller, but whatever the label, ‘Fair Play’ is a sexy, angry, and suspenseful look at insecurity and doubt.

‘Infinity Pool’ is a Visual Feast That Ultimately Runs Shallow

By Rob Hunter 

Mia Goth mesmerizes once again in the latest film from Brandon Cronenberg.

Lily Gladstone Shines in the Sadly Necessary ‘Fancy Dance’

By Rob Hunter 

A touching and soulful film about those left behind when an indigenous woman goes missing.

DP Russell Carpenter on the Virtual Reality of ‘Avatar: The Way of Water’

By Brad Gullickson 

We chat with the cinematographer about the challenges of simultaneously shooting live-action and virtual.

Natasha Lyonne is A 21st-Century Columbo in Rian Johnson’s Brilliant ‘Poker Face’

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Lyonne teams up with the Knives Out filmmaker for Peacock’s new murder mystery series, and the result is some flat-out fantastic procedural television.

How “Decision to Leave” Weaponizes Misdirection

By Meg Shields 

Every director gets to make a Hitchcock.

‘The Deepest Breath’ Manages to Escape the Shallows

By Farah Cheded 

Some sports are more about transcendence than splashy thrills.

‘Talk to Me’ Unleashes a Brutal Slice of Possession Horror

By Rob Hunter 

Might just make even the skeptics think twice about playing around with the supernatural.

‘Sometimes I Think About Dying’ Is a Warmly Observant Film on Loneliness

By Rob Hunter 

Daisy Ridley shines in a drab seaside town.

The Day New Hollywood Died

By Meg Shields 

New Hollywood is dead, long live New Hollywood.