On how the acclaimed Spanish director aims his queer lens on heteronormativity.
A Damn Fine Year: Fantastic Fest 2019 Wrap-Up
26 films and so much fun, all in the span of eight days.
Female Friendship From A Different Gaze: Hustlers
A deep dive into the directorial style and focus on female friendship in HUSTLERS
IT Chapter Two From the Perspective of a Gay Horror Fan
Matt looks at IT Chapter 2 from his own personal experience
Sidewalk Fest 2019: Interview with The Death of Dick Long's Daniel Scheinert and Billy Chew
On A24’s latest from one of the makers of Swiss Army Man.
Cashing in on All the Movie Murder Hoopla: Our Favorite Horror Part Twos
We drop our favorite horror number twos on you!
Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot: When Harry Met Sally... (1989)
More than 30 years later, no matter when you watch it, this romantic comedy still holds up as a classic.
The King of Adaptations: The Shining (1980)
A look at how the film adaptation managed to brilliantly capture the essence of the novel.
The King of Adaptations: Misery (1990)
Our retro series on Stephen King adaptations continues as Owen looks Rob Reiner’s take on King’s meta masterpiece.
A Dream Within a Dream: The Incandescent Optimism of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Quentin Tarantino’s optimism may be just what we need in such dark times.
The King of Adaptations: Carrie (1976)
What makes Stephen King’s novels so ripe for adaptation?
Countering Counterculture: Easy Rider and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Easy Rider is a major influence on, and counterpoint to, Tarantino’s latest opus.
Goodbye to Love: Gimme Shelter (1970)
On the film that captured The Rolling Stones’ fateful Altamont Speedway concert and the seismic shift in culture it represented.
Tying the Knot: Our Favorite Wedding Movies
Our staff gets wedding fever! Which movies will catch the bouquet?
Take Your Best Shot: Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan (1989)
The horror sequel that made plenty of promises it sure couldn’t keep.
What I Feel Like Doing: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969)
This classic sex comedy is an exploration of how changing times can affect relationships, and a cited influence on Tarantino’s latest film.
The Definitive Ranking of the Films of Quentin Tarantino
Before Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, we do the unthinkable and rank the (nine?) films of the writer-director.
Remembering Rutger Hauer (1944 - 2019)
The TFS Staff gets together to say goodbye to Rutger Hauer
All the Time in the World: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
One of the best Bond films is also one of the best films from 1969. Ben Lane details why.
Looking Up To See The Big Picture: October Sky (1999)
As part of our series celebrating the moon landing, we take a look back at those inspired by the space race, in OCTOBER SKY.