A gross-out horror-comedy that delivers in repulsive thrills.
Review: Kuso
The directorial debut of electronic musician Flying Lotus is batshit crazy in every possible way.
Review: Dunkirk
Christopher Nolan's World War II film is thrilling, spellbinding, and ambitious.
Review: Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Luc Besson's latest sci-fi action epic is a sight to behold, even if it suffers from a weak story.
NYAFF 2017: Soul on a String
A "western steeped in Buddhist iconography," runs long, yet still captivates with beautiful and unusual visuals.
Fantasia 2017: Savage Dog
The latest Scott Adkins action extravaganza is violent in more ways than one.
Fantasia 2017: Animals
Lynch meets Beckett in this surreal picture.
Fantasia 2017: Have A Nice Day
A Tarantino-obsessed animated crime film brings the pain.
NYAFF 2017: Bamseom Pirates Seoul Inferno
South Korea gets Punk AF in this doc.
NYAFF 2017: Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned
Vanishing Time: A Boy Who Returned walks the line, with straight-faced, coming of age drama and its fantastical story.
Fantasia 2017: The Villainess
The Villainess is certain to go down as one of the most action-packed films of 2017.
NYAFF 2017: Ordinary Person
Our coverage of NYAFF continues with Ordinary Person, a period drama set in Korea in the late 1980s.
NYAFF 2017: Kfc
Double Down on these interconnected Vietnamese stories.
NYAFF 2017: Japanese Girls Never Die
A young woman's missing person poster becomes pop art graffiti, while an all-girl gang terrorizes men.
Review: Tour de Pharmacy
The team behind 7 Days in Hell returns with another sports mockumentary full of off-the-wall humor.
Review: A Ghost Story
David Lowery's latest is one of the most refreshingly original movies you'll see this year.
NYAFF 2017: Close-Knit
A sweet and sensitive Japanese film that tackles aspects of the modern family, transgender issues, and more.
NYAFF 2017: Battle of Memories
We kick off our coverage of NYAFF 2017 with a science fiction thriller focused on the nature of memory.
Review: Okja
Bong Joon-ho's latest is a blockbuster size affair, even if you can only watch it at home.
Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming
The latest Spider-Man film stands to be the most definite take on the character to date.