Movies
Is There Such a Thing as an Ethical Biopic?
Does anyone have the right to re-author a real life in the name of art?
‘The End of Oak Street’ Review: Dinosaurs Attack!
Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor take on prehistoric threats in Amblin-esque adventure.
‘The X-Files: I Want to Believe’ Director’s Cut Subtracts More Than It Adds
Scully and Mulder need to be the center, regardless of the monsters and mayhem around them.
‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Is a Metafictional Masterpiece
Watching a Jane Schoenbrun movie is like watching the strangest dream you'll never forget.
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Jolts Genre by Putting Personality Over Plot
The "set up the next story" elements of the MCU are relatively restrained here, to the film's benefit.
Fantasia Fest Review: ‘The Mouths’ Is One of the Year’s Best Horror Films
Takashi Shimizu's style is still second-to-none in the realm of Japanese horror.
‘The Dink’ Casts Sweetly Schlubby Jake Johnson as Pro turned Pickler
This kind of role is Johnson's bread and butter.
Fantasia Fest Review: ‘Unholy Night’ is a Fun Dose of Holiday Hell
This is Christmas horror done right.
Apparent Magic: The Poetry of Absence in Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’
Before you establish what it means to come home, you must establish what it means to be away.
Fantasia Fest Review: ‘Her Private Hell’ Is a Neon-Soaked Dreamscape From NWR
It's also one of the most visually jaw-dropping things I've seen all year.
