Possessor
Life father, like son "Possessor" is a shocking and distressing addition into the body horror genre, merged with sexual anxiety and avatars--"Possessor" delivers a muted style with shock and grisly [...]
Life father, like son "Possessor" is a shocking and distressing addition into the body horror genre, merged with sexual anxiety and avatars--"Possessor" delivers a muted style with shock and grisly [...]
Easily her most passionate and personal film to date, “The Glorias,” Julie Taymors' fifth feature, is an overstuffed but highly enjoyable chronicle on the life and times of journalist and [...]
Remember when Pepe the Frog was charming and innocent before the popular meme character was turned into a hate symbol? This would have been in the mid- late 2000s, and [...]
Sofia Coppola is one of the most artful and creative filmmakers working today, her work has a wide range of different genres and tones that always end up transcending itself [...]
Chloe Zhao's "Nomadland," the filmmaker's follow-up to "The Rider," is every bit as a emphatic and deeply complex character study as her previous endeavor. Zhao's third feature, which recently played [...]
Sophisticated and charming, "On the Rocks," Sofia Coppola's appealing feature is her most lighthearted and accessible film to date, a bittersweet screwball comedy told consistently from the point of view [...]
Antebellum, the directorial debut from filmmaking duo Gerard Bush and Christopher Renz, opens with a quote from William Faulkner; "The past is never dead. It's not even past." A fitting [...]
Antonio Campos's "The Devil All the Time" is his fifth feature, following the critically acclaimed "Christine" and the artfully made, "Simon Killer." This is without a doubt Campos's most ambitious [...]
Authentic transgender driven films are rarely featured as genuine or as honestly as Isabel Sandoval's "Lingua Franca", the latest intimate and emotionally raw indie film which is one of the [...]
Easily the most cerebral, misanthropic, slightly flawed, yet liberating of Charlie Kaufman's work, "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" blends the limits of surrealism and horror into a feature-length drama that [...]