The New Cult Canon: ‘The Empty Man’
An unusual horror film taps into an of-the-moment sense of disconnection and confusion.
An unusual horror film taps into an of-the-moment sense of disconnection and confusion.
Wes Anderson returns with a star-filled, whimsical puzzle box movie while, elsewhere, Jennifer Lawrence headlines a raunchy / sweet summer comedy.
Biting yet swooningly romantic, Max Ophüls' stylish heartbreaker resists easy categorization.
A slightly shorter version of William Friedkin's 1971 classic is now the only version available to stream in the United States. The cut changes the film at a fundamental level.
This week, the DCEU and Pixar head into a cruel summer and a low-budget horror-comedy makes certain that not all of its Black characters will be the first to die.
In one of the late actor's signature roles, Treat Williams brings a sinister confidence to the predator of Joyce Carol Oates' "Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?"