The 12 Most Anticipated Films of Fantastic Fest 2022

By Rob Hunter 

Fantastic Fest hopes chaos will finally reign again!

‘Triangle of Sadness’ Desperately Wants What ‘Parasite’ Has

By Meg Shields 

It’s always fun when a film with THIS much projectile vomit wins the Palme.

We Need to Talk About How Weird ‘Nothing But Trouble’ Is

By Meg Shields 

“They’re Brazillionaires. They have breakfast at 2 pm in the afternoon.”

‘The Beast’ Roars and Rolls to Life on Blu-ray from Imprint Films

By Rob Hunter 

Plus worldwide Blu-ray debuts of ‘Nobody’s Fool,’ ‘The Music of Chance,’ and Ken Russell’s ‘Whore.’

‘Weird’ Rides or Dies on Letting Daniel Radcliffe Be a Little Freak

By Meg Shields 

I mean… how are we supposed to take Weird Al Yankovic SERIOUSLY after this?

‘Andor’ Flexes Some Serious Prequel Power in its Premiere

By Brad Gullickson 

Here is the Star WARS story Rogue One promised to be.

How the 4K Restoration Returns the Humanity to ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture’

By Brad Gullickson 

We chat with restoration producer David C. Fein about assembling Robert Wise’s Director’s Cut in 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Vision. My god, it’s full of stars.

Immigrant Horror-Drama ‘Nanny’ Spotlights the Talent of Anna Diop

By Meg Shields 

Thus begins our “cast Anna Diop in everything campaign.”

Why ‘Spring Breakers’ Marked the End of the Indie Sleaze

By Meg Shields 

Here’s a video essay on why Harmony Korine’s ‘Spring Breakers’ is the candy-colored punctuation mark at the end of the era of Indie Sleaze.

‘One Fine Morning’ Is Brilliant And Touching, Except When It’s Not

By Anna Swanson 

How to separate the optimists from the pessimists: is the film half good or half bad?

Tolkien’s Nightmarish Great Wave Arrives in ‘The Rings of Power’

By Brad Gullickson 

At the center of this series is a childhood nightmare and one Tolkien also supplied to a central ‘Lord of the Rings’ character.

One Early M*A*S*H Episode Proved That Sitcoms Can Break Our Hearts

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

The season one M*A*S*H episode “Sometimes You Hear the Bullet” revealed the show’s bleeding heart, and gave voice to profound topics it would keep returning to throughout its storied run.