We look back at the director's past three films: Moon, Source Code, and Warcraft.
Oscars Double Feature: Call Me by Your Name & Brokeback Mountain
Two films about the struggle with keeping love hidden.
Why The MCU Doesn't Actually Have a Villain Problem
Diego makes a hearty defense of the MCU Rogues Gallery.
Oscars Double Feature: The Post & All the President's Men
A free press takes center stage in this double feature.
Hollywood vs. Bollywood: The Wedding Rom-Com
A look at what a Hollywood film and it's Bollywood counterpart reveal about their industries and cultures.
Oscars Double Feature: Lady Bird & All About Eve
Two ambitious women highlight this Oscars Double Feature.
They Call Me The Daywalker: Blade II (2002)
Snipes and Del Toro united for this intelligent ballet of leather and blood.
Marathoning Movies for the Modern Man: Black Panther
Black Panther finally hits theaters this weekend! Here's what you should watch to prepare.
A Different Kind of Love: Lassie Come Home (1943)
It’s perfect because what’s more pure than an animal’s love for its human?
A Different Kind of Love: Spring (2014)
A Lovecraftian love story of beginnings and endings and how they tie together.
A Different Kind of Love: Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! (1990)
Pedro Almodovar's naughty and steamy foray into romantic-comedy is one-of-a-kind.
A Different Kind of Love: The Love Witch (2016)
Fall under the spell Anna Biller's woman-in-search-of-love tale of death and witchery.
New Kind of Firepower: Steel (1997)
A look back at the first comic book movie starring a black superhero.
Mark's Top Ten Movies of 2017
It's been a great year for movies, and Mark lays out what connected with him the most.
Oscars Double Feature: Dunkirk & Saving Private Ryan
Two Oscar nominated war films that approach the subject in vastly different ways.
A New Kind of Representation: Blade Runner 2049
Aaron takes a personal look at Blade Runner 2049.
Superb Owl Sunday: The Best Owls in Film
Before the Super Bowl, check out some Superb Owls.
Celebrate Women in Horror Month with These Films
Featuring works from Lupino, Ducournau, and more, these are just a handful of great female-directed horror films.
Oscars Double Feature: Get Out & The Silence of the Lambs
The similarities between these social horror films don't end with the fact that they are both Oscar nominated.
Matt's Top Ten Movies of 2017
Matt selects his favorite films from 2017.