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It's quite remarkable seeing actress Barbie Ferreira evolve over the years since she made a splash on the controversial and equally celebrated HBO series Euphoria. Since the show, she has [...]
It's quite remarkable seeing actress Barbie Ferreira evolve over the years since she made a splash on the controversial and equally celebrated HBO series Euphoria. Since the show, she has [...]
The director behind the grimy, isolating Caveat and the supremely freaky haunted house flick Oddity returns with Hokum, his most complete project to date. Much like his previous two films, Hokum's premise is frighteningly simple, but the terror that unfolds is anything but.
Set at the intersection of pop music and high fashion, David Lowery’s latest psychological thriller aims for the intimacy of a semi-chamber piece. Though the narrative feels slightly uneven, it [...]
Blue Heron is a film that is formally daring and emotionally taxing. It is a work about memory and understanding, but it is not about answers or resolution as much as [...]
I absolutely love quirky stories set in small-town America, where darkness, secrets, and revelations always ripple under the surface like a giant sea creature sensed but not seen, until the [...]
The Life and legacy of Michael Jackson has always been a daunting task to attempt to tell in a biopic setting. Jackson, the iconic King of Pop whose musical influence [...]
Kontinental '25 is the latest film from the Romanian director Radu Jude. By comparison to his last three pictures, this one is the most reserved. Yet, it has all the fire, passion, [...]
Prolific and skillful filmmaker Steven Soderbergh's engrossing, interior look at a stubborn artist's life—where the film blends elements of a caper movie and a dark comedy with segments that feel [...]
Irish filmmaker Lee Cronin struck gold with his breakout studio hit Evil Dead Rise back in 2023. That film, the fifth entry in the Evil Dead franchise, was a spooky, [...]
Francois Ozon’s new film, The Stranger, based on Albert Camus’ famed novel, is a coldly distant film, reflective of its central character. Shot in stark black and white-reminiscent of the recent Ripley series-the [...]