Movies

The true joy of any film festival is to expose unknown gems to an unsuspecting crowd so they can then go out and spread the…

Fantastic Fest: ‘Vulgaria’ Finds Lots of Humor, a Little Heart and Cow Bliss In the Business of Filmmaking Editor’s note: This review originally ran as…

Got some extra cash laying around? Thinking about starting holiday gift-buying early? Missing a crucial title? The Criterion Collection has got you covered, as every…

There’s something to be said for an incredibly fun movie with some not-so-small problems. The degree of that something most likely differs depending on the…

Following the release of The Master, Paul Thomas Anderson sent critics on a quest to uncover meaning. We go along for the ride.

Movies about corrupt cops have been around almost as long as cops have. Not because cops are inherently corrupt mind you, but because the police…

The bad thing about The Exorcist is that it has been so influential that we’re coming up on 40 years since its release and still…

The first thing any review of an anthology film usually mentions is that the format, by its very nature, invariably leads to a mixed bag…

by Andrew Robinson Film, like any art at its core, can be like philosophy in its pursuit of things not easily quantified. With Cloud Atlas it’s…