K Categories Columns Features KinoKultur October 10, 2021 KinoKultur: recycled thrillers—Scream, Pretty Peggy and The Screaming Woman Two thrillers—Scream, Pretty Peggy and The Screaming Woman are striking examples of star/premise recycling in Made-for-TV films.
O Categories CIFF 2021 Features Festivals Movies October 10, 2021 Our 10 most anticipated films from the 2021 Chicago International Film Festival We break down the movies we're looking forward to seeing most out of this year's hybrid festival in Chicago.
C Categories Columns Criterion Corner Features October 8, 2021 Criterion Corner: Mona Lisa, Love & Basketball, Throw Down Neil Jordan's Mona Lisa, Johnnie To's judo drama, and Gina Prince-Bythewood's ode to Black love pepper Criterion's September releases.
A Categories Features TV September 30, 2021 And to dust we shall return: Midnight Mass, God, death & me Mike Flanagan’s Netflix miniseries may scare some & bore others, but for a few it offers unexpected peace and comfort.
B Categories Anniversaries Features Movies September 24, 2021 Boosting the signal of 2001’s cult space Western musical The American Astronaut Twenty years on, Cory McAbee's singular cult film is nearly as impossible to find as it is to look away from.
P Categories Features P.S.H. I Love You September 13, 2021 PSH I Love You: Punch-Drunk Love Punch-Drunk Love, PTA's Adam Sandler romance , sees the great Philip Seymour Hoffman play a louth, loathsome sleazebag.
K Categories Columns Features KinoKultur Movies September 5, 2021 KinoKultur: Deep Rising and The Strangeness’ Tentacular Tales Though decades and budgets apart, Stephen Sommers and Melanie Anne Phillips' creature features dig into the unique terror of the tentacle.
C Categories Columns Criterion Corner Features August 31, 2021 Criterion Corner: Ashes and Diamonds, Company, Beasts of No Nation Netflix original Beasts of No Nation, Sondheim musical doc Company, and Andrzej Wajda's postwar masterpiece dot August's Criterion releases.
T Categories Features TV August 28, 2021 The secret ingredient in Star Trek: Lower Decks is love The animated series, now in its second season, pays homage while also poking gentle fun at its predecessors.
P Categories Columns Features Movies P.S.H. I Love You August 16, 2021 P.S.H. I Love You: repairing the world in Magnolia One of Philip Seymour Hoffman's finest moments has him playing a beacon of comfort and compassion.
