The extremely slow pacing of Tsai Ming-liang’s study in loneliness pays off with subtle tenderness.
Author: Gena Radcliffe
Philippe Lacôte directs a unique film about a young man who’s forced to tell stories to save his own life.
Resist with all your might the urge to watch this cheap, ugly “erotic horror” anthology just to see how bad it is.
We finally meet the mysterious other woman in Atticus’s life in a bittersweet episode that brings the series back on track.
True to its name, Song Fang’s low-key drama will soothe your nerves, but not much else.
Ryan Murphy executive produces an origin story no one asked for, with more hollow camp than anyone needs.
Ruby gets a taste of how the other side lives in an aimless, disappointing episode.
Atticus & the others return to Massachusetts in a shaky episode that swaps out horror for high adventure.
Phantoms trouble the survivors of Ardham in an outstanding episode that pays homage to classic haunted house movies.
Johan von Sydow directs a touching, engaging documentary of a true one-of-a-kind performer.
Atticus & the others learn the secrets of Ardham Lodge in an episode stuffed with enough plot for three episodes.
Argentina’s haunted house movie has plenty of atmosphere, but feels underwritten.
Park Chan-wook’s take on vampire movies is bleak, creepy and undeniably sexy.
Minoru Kawasaki’s loving tribute to kaiju movies drags whenever the action moves away from the monsters.
Rinio Dragasaki’s quirky comedy-drama about an unlikely parent-child relationship means well, but relies on a tiresome trope.
Monsters of all shapes and sizes are introduced in the gripping premiere episode of HBO’s new horror series.
Ivo Van Aart’s uneven black comedy/thriller about a vengeful writer is ultimately more style than substance.
Josie Hess & Isabel Pepper direct a fascinating, inspiring look at a woman who found the life she never knew she wanted in porn.