‘The Curse of La Llorona’ Review: Someone Saw ‘The Conjuring’ But Forgot to Take Notes
Turns out the real curse were the generic and bland scares we met along the way.
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‘Fast Color’ Review: A Superhero Movie for a Broken World
With 'Fast Color,' Julia Hart encourages women everywhere to create a better world from the broken remains of this one.
Can A24 Turn Summer Into Awards Season?
Another year means another chance at award season glory for the entertainment company, A24.
The Legacy of Terrence Malick’s ‘Badlands’
The movies, music, books, and other things we wouldn't have if not for Terrence Malick's debut.
Will Ari Aster Be The Next Sophomore Sensation with ‘Midsommar’?
The young director seems poised to unleash a new, saturated horror fest onto audiences.
Guilt is Complicated in The Death Row Drama ‘Trial By Fire’
Laura Dern and Jack O’Connell act their asses off in this powerful true story.
How Tony Scott Gave ‘True Romance’ Its Happily Ever After
If the movie was left in Quentin Tarantino’s hands, it would have been a bleak affair. Fortunately for us, Scott accentuated the story’s heartfelt qualities and made it even better.
Everything We Know About What Happens After ‘Avengers: Endgame’
While they still have Thanos to worry about, you can count on some of your favorite characters returning to screens.
How Humor and Dread Go Hand-in-Hand in ‘Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince’
The sixth installment of 'Harry Potter' goes evocative in the adaptation process, distilling poignant themes from its richly detailed source material into a powerful cinematic experience.
This America, Man: Institutional Failure and The Pilot Episode of ‘The Wire’
Forging a new era of America television drama, David Simon's Drug War epic still resonates almost two decades later.