Ken Russell’s The Devils
Ken Russell’s 1971 masterpiece The Devils has long held a formidable reputation as one of the most terrifying, uncompromising films ever made, though for years its full power was obscured. [...]
Ken Russell’s 1971 masterpiece The Devils has long held a formidable reputation as one of the most terrifying, uncompromising films ever made, though for years its full power was obscured. [...]
Alex Gibney’s monumental, nearly four-hour documentary Musk stands as the undisputed magnum opus of his celebrated career. Spanning almost two hundred and forty minutes with unflinching precision, the film delivers [...]
The new Street Fighter movie arrives with the exact premise you would hope for on paper: a big, loud, visually saturated piece of dumb video game fun that promises to [...]
Praise the stargazers, because Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim (Primetime) have crafted an absolute marvel with You Can See Everything, easily standing as one of the most cinematic documentaries that [...]
Sixteen years after The Social Network—the undisputed masterpiece that dissected Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook’s origins, and the treacherous deceptions behind the social media giant as Aaron Sorkin returns to the same [...]
Cristian Mungiu’s Palme d'Or-winning masterpiece Fjord stands as the Romanian auteur’s most complex, absorbing, and brilliant work to date, which is a staggering achievement considering a filmography that already boasts [...]
Verity, based on the book by Colleen Hoover - there is your first clue as to what to expect from this mess of a film - is the new film [...]
Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu’s Digger is a staggering, breathtaking triumph of cinema. It's a colossal, wildly ambitious masterpiece that operates on a scale few modern filmmakers would even dare to attempt. [...]
Lance Oppenheim's Primetime is a biting, deeply unsettling film that operates as a razor-sharp satire, a suffocating dark comedy in the vein of Gus Van San'ts To Die For, and [...]
When Practical Magic came out in the fall of 1998, directed by Griffin Dunne from the 1995 novel by Alice Hoffman, it did modest business. Its stars Sandra Bullock, as straight-laced Sally [...]