In Review: 'The Mission,' 'The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial,' 'Divinity'
This week's (non-Taylor Swift) offerings include a complex documentary about missionary work gone awry, William Friedkin's swan song, and a midnight-ready sci-fi oddity
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#85 (tie): 'Pierrot le Fou': The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound’s Greatest Films of All Time
Jean Luc-Godard's tenth film takes a troubling, funny, tragic, movie-mad trip through 1965.
In Review: 'The Royal Hotel,' 'When Evil Lurks'
'The Assistant' director Kitty Green follows up with another story of working women under duress and an Argentinian shocker pulls a twist on the demon possession movie.
Celebrating Two Years of The Reveal
Two years ago, we launched a newsletter hoping to attract readers who love movies as much as we do. Here's a brief look back as we head into year three.
In Review: 'The Creator,' 'Fair Play'
AI clashes with humanity in a futuristic sci-fi action film while a different sort of conflict powers an intense drama about workplace romance under pressure.
'Saw' Revisited
Back in 2004, I sat stone-faced as a Midnight Madness audience was whipped into a frenzy over the first 'Saw.' Was I missing something?