This 60s set romp both satirizes and puts a modern twist on the mid-century sex comedy.
From Tangerine to A Fantastic Woman: The Importance of Trans Casting
With the news of Scarlett Johansson being cast in a trans role, it’s time to have a serious talk.
Something Has Survived: The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997)
Put your expectations aside; Spielberg’s sequel is a well-constructed mix of terror and playful joy.
The Surprising Love Affair with Blue the Raptor
Joey takes a look at the new raptor on the block.
Pride Month: Bad Education (2004)
Pedro Almodovar’s queer coming-of-age story steps back into the past in true film noir fashion.
This Is How You Play God: Jurassic Park III (2001)
A case is made that Joe Johnston’s film is the best of the Jurassic sequels.
Happy Father's Day: Our Dads' Favorite Movies
Our dads tell us what movies they appreciate the most.
'Tag' and the State of Studio Ensemble Comedies
A look at why low-risk comedies from major studios have seen a resurgence in recent years.
Nihilistic At Play: The Strangers, 10 Years On
A decade later, Bryan Bertino’s slasher film still manages to dig into the deepest of fears.
The Best Games of E3 2018
Our picks of the most interesting and exciting titles from this year’s E3.
A Most Unusual Film List: 50 Years of Radical Queer Cinema
In celebration of Pride Month and the 50th Anniversary of “A Most Unusual Film Festival”.
A Shifting Purpose: How Schindler's List Redefined and Reinforced Spielberg's Career
Spielberg’s character-driven masterpiece marks a personal change for the director as well.
Female Fronted Horror To Watch After Hereditary
Highlighting some notable female-led horror films.
Our Favorite Performances from the Cast of Ocean's 8
These eight are great, as proven by these performances.
The Best Films of 2018, So Far
Our look back at the best films of the year thus far.
Interview: Writer-Director Theresa Bennett of Social Animals
The writer-director of the Austin, TX set film sits down to chat.
Finding Joy in Revolution: An Analysis of Janelle Monáe’s Dirty Computer
The “emotion picture” companion piece to Janelle Monáe's new album is a subversive work of art.
A Beginner's Guide to Transcendental Style
A look at Paul Schrader’s seminal text evaluating Yasujiro Ozu, Robert Bresson, and Carl Theodor Dreyer.
10 Movies To Look Forward To This June
Here’s what to prioritize in June, led by Ocean’s 8, Incredibles 2, and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
When the President Does It: Ron Howard's Frost/Nixon (2008)
Michael Sheen and Frank Langella take on the real-life roles in one of Howard’s best.