The antichrist is nun too happy.
Sydney Sweeney’s new horror film isn’t quite immaculate, but it’s still a bloody good time.
The film by Cazzie David and Elisa Kalani is a smart anti-romantic comedy.
The Daniels’ film is a multi-dimensional visual feast with a beautiful story about family, unlike anything you’ve seen.
The music doc is thoughtfully more about the human connection than the band King Crimson itself.
The theatrical experience is alive and well thanks to this horror-comedy.
Deepfakes aside, the latest Levy-Reynolds collabo is a surprisingly entertaining film.
A personal and essential documentary that chronicles the good and bad of America in 2020.
The new doc/concert film hybrid from Nick Cave and Andrew Dominik is something truly special.
Damian Marcano’s feature film is a trip to the islands, in more ways than one.
A chaotic look at life in Romania in the age of the pandemic and leaked sex tapes, in three acts.
Soderbergh’s latest is a well-crafted thriller that’s some of the best work he’s done in years.
Roland Emmerich’s latest is a popcorn movie in the most old-school sense of the term.