‘The House That Jack Built’ Review: Lars von Trier’s Construction of Violent Delights
Lars von Trier is doing his Lars von Trier shtick again.
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‘The Favourite’ Review: Colman, Stone, and Weisz Are a Fantastic Feuding Trio
Comedy and tragedy, history and modernity fuse on New York Film Festival's opening night
Breaking Down Alfonso Cuarón’s Impeccable Cinematographic Vision
The 'Roma' director's visual experimentation is one for the books.
Warner Bros. Needs ‘Plastic Man’ to Be Their ‘Deadpool’
He may have come first in the comics, but 'Plastic Man' will happily take second place cinematically.
How Internet Fiction Could Shape the Future of Scary Movies
‘The Patient Who Nearly Drove Me Out of Medicine’ is the latest horror adaptation to spring from Reddit. We see a trend slowly beginning to emerge.
Adi Shankar and the Morality of Superheroes
The former Bootleg filmmaker is taking on the Man of Steel taking on the KKK.
Who’s Who in ‘The Umbrella Academy’
Maladjusted superheroes? You've never seen them like this before.
Inclusive Casting is Allowing Stuntwomen to Flourish
These high-flying performers are finally getting their due after portraying some of our favorite badass women.
How Cinestate Is Trumping Hollywood
Cinestate is finding success by championing uncompromising filmmakers, and proving that Hollywood isn't the be-all and end-all of the American film industry.
‘Neo Yokio: Pink Christmas’ Review: A Netflix Holiday Special to Be Enjoyed By All
This Holiday season we return to the greatest city in the world... Neo Yokio.
