10 Thoughts on Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds' ✦
In 1963, Hitchcock followed the mammoth success of ‘Psycho’ with an elusive, unsettling film unlike anything else he’d ever make.
In 1963, Hitchcock followed the mammoth success of ‘Psycho’ with an elusive, unsettling film unlike anything else he’d ever make.
A venerable buddy-cop franchise delivers the action goods while a second-generation director makes an appropriately twisty debut.
Lost, rediscovered, and newly restored, Michael Powell’s lurid tale of murder and filmmaking has lost none of its power to disturb.
The first of two Hiyao Miyazaki films on the Sight & Sound list visits a bathhouse for spirits that operates on its own mesmerizing dream logic.
Richard Linklater's latest casts Glen Powell as psychology professor with a double identity and a new slasher film finds a fresh angle on an old genre.
The release of 'Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga' sent us back to first three Mad Max films. We talk them over below.