Revisiting 'Amateur' and the forgotten cult of Hal Hartley
In the early-to-mid '90s, Hal Hartley was talked about like the Coens, Richard Linklater and other young indie directors. 'Amateur' reveals why.
How a Little-Seen 1984 Comedy Predicted Our Imminent Artificial Intelligence-Created Dystopia
In 'Electric Dreams,' a lovestruck computer wreaks havoc in some ways that now look eerily prophetic.
In Review: 'Scream VI,' 'Champions'
A horror franchise about sending up formulas turns formulaic while an underdog sports comedy simply plays by the rules.
The New Cult Canon: 'Mandy'
Panos Cosmatos' hallucinogenic, retro-'80s revenge thriller offers the full Nicolas Cage experience.
#95 (tie): 'Tropical Malady': The Reveal discusses all 100 of Sight & Sound's Greatest Films of All Time
With his bifurcated story of the relationship between a soldier and a rural naif, Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul established himself as a singular, elusive talent.
10,000 Readers Means It's Time For a Flash Sale
We didn't see it coming, but we arrived at a milestone this week.
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