ReviewsSimon AbramsDecember 04, 2023TweetYou do a disservice to Werner Herzog's movies—and maybe Herzog himself—by uncritically reducing them to extensions of his singular personality, known predominantly in American p... More »
FeaturesRobert DanielsDecember 04, 2023TweetA little over halfway through “Saltburn”—writer/director Emerald Fennell’s early aughts-set class study—it’s clear the jig is up. Wealthy golden boy Felix Catton (Jacob Elordi) t... More »
ReviewsChristy LemireDecember 02, 2023TweetThe vision is powerful and persuasive, but the contradictions on display within “Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé” are endlessly fascinating. As a global superstar and generatio... More »
ReviewsNick AllenDecember 02, 2023Tweet“The Sweet East” is the kind of compelling and flawed oddity that America deserves. It’s the type of grody cinematic experience that can lure you in but also leave you with little... More »
ReviewsSimon AbramsDecember 01, 2023TweetGodzilla turns 70 next year, and to celebrate, his parent company Toho Studios waited until the end of this year to release the most conventional Godzilla movie in recent memory... More »
ReviewsMonica CastilloDecember 01, 2023TweetJoy (Max Eigenmann) is one of millions of domestic workers in the world. She’s overlooked by some employers, while others intensely scrutinize her every move. Joy is trying t... More »
FeaturesThe EditorsDecember 01, 2023TweetScout Tafoya’s ‘The Unloved’ is a heartfelt salvage operation into cinema’s outcasts — the forgotten glitter in neglected celluloid. A must. - Patton Oswalt Who is this sensitive so... More »
MZSScout TafoyaDecember 01, 2023TweetWhen I got to Boston in the winter of 2008 for schooling, I knew almost no one. I had family that I roomed with for a semester and took it as my burden that by living an hour's train ri... More »
ReviewsMatt Zoller SeitzDecember 01, 2023TweetJohn Woo’s new film is a revenge thriller with such a predictable plot that one can imagine the first multicellular organisms distributing an electrochemical version of it ... More »
ReviewsMarya E. GatesDecember 01, 2023TweetEvery year during the holiday season residents of Southern California flock to East Acacia Avenue in El Segundo, affectionately known as Candy Cane Lane, to see the neighborho... More »
ReviewsBrian TallericoDecember 01, 2023TweetTill Schauder and Sara Nodjoumi’s “A Revolution on Canvas” is a smart intersection of the political, personal, and artistic, revealing how all three can be intertwined in a w... More »