Stanley Kubrick’s mercurial erotic drama gets some much-needed context thanks to one of Frank Ocean’s most infamous mixtapes.
Katee Sackhoff and an improbably attractive crew can’t save this DOA sci-fi series.
Watching the Kill Bill saga in reverse order yields some fascinating rewards.
Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film is a sun-soaked return to his roots, an energetic elegy for Old Hollywood that plays fast and loose with its history.
Chelsea Stardust directs Grady Hendrix’s gruesomely funny take on devil-worshiping suburbanites.
Dwein Ruedas Baltazar’s third feature is a morbidly beautiful tale filled with unexpectedly rich textures.
Tom Hanks charms as Fred Rogers in the trailer for Marielle Heller’s A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, out in theaters this Thanksgiving.
Disney’s latest live-action remake ruled the kingdom, and other kid-friendly fare made a solid showing.
Jordan Graham’s minimalist supernatural horror will get under your skin in ways you won’t see coming.
Karl Urban and crew strike back at asshole superheroes in Amazon’s grimly atonal series.
Makoto Nagahisa’s wild video game flavored comedy about a group of jaded orphans is like nothing you’ve ever seen.
We talk to the director of the latest chiller from Fantasia about the hells of suburbia and working on his second film.
John Hughes meets David Lynch in an uneven black comedy/thriller/musical about yet another small town full of dark secrets.
The director of House of Flying Daggers and Hero drains the color from a Shakespearean take of double identities to crisply symbolic effect.
Gerald Fox’s 2005 documentary on the acclaimed documentarian finally sees the light of day.
It’s Charles vs Liza as the rivalry between upstart publishers turns anything but fun.
Zhou Shengwei turns shoes into symbols for the systemic oppression of women in capitalist systems in this dizzying, expressionistic experiment.
Keiichi Hara’s candy-colored fairy tale is certainly a feast for the eyes, even if its story is skin deep.
