Madame Web is at its best when it begs the question: what would happen if our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man was instead a blood-thirsty serial killer?
Read More
Cowboy Bebop: Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door takes the time to put the crew out in the world and gives them the space to bounce off each other. Lonely as they may be, they live. They use their time.
Read More
Kathryn Newton shocks, slays, and amazes in the starring role of this charming monster rom-com.
Read More
Senegalese fiction writer-turned-filmmaker Ousmane Sembene finds something alluring in the lives of these workers,
Read More
A selection of Sundance 2024’s independent film offerings, from queer neo-noir Ponyboi, to the experimental AI-structured Eno, to Sasquatch Sunset’s Sasquatch pee.
Read More
For the inaugural edition of Psychotronic Drive-In, we’re covering two Spanish films released in 1973: Attack of the Blind Dead and The Vampires’ Night Orgy. Both are spectacular examples of what makes Spain’s horror output in the 1960s and 1970s so compelling and unique.
Read More
Let Sofia Coppola make a movie about every woman who’s ever lived.
Read More
More than 80 years later, Peeping Tom is still frighteningly relevant to the modern world and surveillance culture.
Read More
How did a 2009 vampire movie become one of the most relevant films for the post-Covid era? And what can Daybreakers teach us about society and the way we treat those most susceptible to a pandemic? Most importantly, who let Willem DaFoe do a southern accent?
Read More
Andrei Konchalovsky’s 1997 adaption of "The Odyssey" brings a modern comfort that reminds us we can heal from any difficult journey.
Read More
Finnish auteur Aki Kaurismäki returns with one of the funniest and most charming films of the year.
Read More
American Fiction is a challenging film, but it’s supposed to be: it’s a film that normalizes the Black experience on film and points its finger at your expectation of Black media.
Read More
In a return to form, David Fincher’s The Killers explores the suave hitman archetype through the modern gig economy.
Read More
Seven surreal shorts, showcasing comedy, drama, and everything in between.
Read More
A promising, if sometimes frustrating, queer coming of age comedy for the Tiktok generation.
Read More
Bucky F*cking Dent brings a genuine earnestness a well-tread subject in this exploration of father/son relationships — and, of course, baseball.
Read More
Emerald Fennell’s highly anticipated sophomore film delivers an intriguing and erotic modern take on Brontë-like gothic horror.
Read More
Ben Van Kleek's JONAH tackles the question of life beyond our planet -- but it turns out that sometimes the truth may not always be as exciting as you hope it would be.
Read More
Joe Dante’s homoerotic sci-fi comedy Innerspace, captured through its most crazy-ass brain-searing images.
Read More
A Mattel-funded Barbie was never going to end patriarchy, and it would be unrealistic to think it ever could. However, Gerwig still offers a salient, at times genuine look at modern girlhood devoid of the “girlboss” narrative the film was originally saddled with, and it’s fun. Remember girlish fun? It’s been a while since girl-centric fun was at the forefront of a big studio feature.
Read More