Stranger Things returns - and everyone's on a road trip headed toward the season finale.
Westworld returns from its extended hiatus with a confounding, underwhelming season premiere.
Ranking the Best Characters in Stranger Things A lot of the magic of Stranger Things comes from its atmosphere, and...
Queer As Folk (2022) Season One Review Peacock’s new Queer as Folk is an impressive example of adaptation done right....
Steven Spielberg’s Jaws (1975) was a commercial hit. Upon its release in theatres during the summer of 1975, it broke box-office records....
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65 Years Later: Throne of Blood Akira Kurosawa’s name is not only illuminated in the pantheon of Japan’s cinematic golden...
Le-Van Kiet's latest film, The Princess, follows a woman breaking free from captivity in order to save her family and...
The Best Movies to Watch on the Fourth of July Fireworks, a lot of baseball, an ICONIC shark, some murders,...
A comedy with great taste.
These Emotionally Horrific Art Films Are Must-See Horror movie buffs love to indulge in films replete with monsters, zombies, and...
100 Essential Action Scenes, Part Ten: Attacks! If you’ve seen a film montage in the last 25 years, then you’ve...
The documentary explores the tremendous impact and legacy of the popular video game franchise within skateboarding culture.
100 Essential Action Scenes, Part Nine: Battles & Combat Whether storming a beach or a besieging castle, marching on foot...
The original I Spit on Your Grave was made under the title Day of the Woman and played in some theatre chains and horror...
Riding in the wave of plenty of other medieval British action flicks released in the same year, (Valhalla Rising, Centurion, and Solomon Kane), Black...
Revisiting Jeff Malmberg’s Stunning Directorial Debut One of the more downright inspirational documentary films is Marwencol, the story of accidental artist...
Making a major change of pace, director John Cameron Mitchell shifts away from profiling the eccentric characters that populated Hedwig &...
Gripping and well-executed, Host marks the beginning of countless pandemic movies to come. It feels fitting that it’s a horror...
Director Gregg Araki, once considered the angriest, most unconventional, and relentlessly intriguing voices in independent queer cinema made somewhat of...
Besides its sometimes disruptive focus on the present and slight editing mishaps, High Score is a piece of technical glory...
100 Essential Action Scenes, Part Eight: Shootouts Shootouts, unlike any other type of action scenes, put death in the forefront...
At the start of the post-Tarantino era, a good crime movie was hard to find. A new generation of filmmakers...
100 Essential Action Scenes, Part Six: One on One Fights A good fight scene is built into the fabric of...
100 Essential Action Scenes, Part Five: One vs. Many Fights You know an action hero is the baddest of badasses...
