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Tobe Hooper's debut feature Eggshells (1969) illuminates the revolutionary aspects of his work.
Below doesn’t buck any trends, but it makes good use of Josh Hartnett’s paternal instincts.
There's hints of both Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Mean Girls in the new Carrie television series.
The Atlantic has no use for demographics. What year is it (#652)?
The Social Reckoning is among the worst sequels in movie history.
Animals is a derivative kidnapping thriller that doesn’t offer anything fresh.
And how will the ratings turn out?
Defect from the Yankees. Join the Red Sox.
Demon Seed (1977), overlooked in its time, is an eerily immediate film today.
A 1972 New Musical Express interview with singer-songwriter Sandy Denny vs. a 2003 Index Magazine interview with singer-songwriter Linda Thompson.
It’s a painful but necessary movie.
Misty Green is a fascinating character study and a welcome return for Chris Rock as director.
Treat it like poking an infected toe.
Some music is aimed at readers.
Her devastated and victorious new album follows the suicide of her mother Naomi.
A citizen loses his basic standing when a private corporation gains the unchallengeable power to define his personal life.
Notes on civic engagement and democracy’s future.
Everybody gets a hobby, until the robots kill us.
Police responded to a report of a large pile of poop.
The story of how Jean-Luc Godard broke every rule in the book while making Breathless.
Political leaders and their factions want instant answers, which prove wrong.
In Québec a man decides.
There’s no way to erase mistakes on a woodcut, live with them or start over.
Sadists were training masochists to be masters of their universes.
The two broadcasters duke it out during Snyder's guest stint on Later with Bob Costas.
The esteemed Groop play songs from their first two albums at Live Groovy Times Mechtem in this September 5, 1992 performance.
The sports commentator calls out Aaron Boone, fan interference, and more in this blistering dressing down of the 2026 Yankees.
The director of The History of Concrete on his new film, getting mugged, and Avatar.
A 4-track cassette tape collage by the multimedia artist available on YouTube for the first time.
The Kyuss and Queens of the Stone Age frontman talks about desert rock and learning how to play guitar on your own.
The iconic singer-songwriter performs solo work and Fleetwood Mac hits in this fall 2001 show at the Teco Arena in Naples, FL.
The popular English film critic on the new film by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
Bill Maher talks to Bijou Phillips, Sally Taylor, Leah Wood, and Kimberly Stewart.
An excellent and slightly psychedelic take on Alex North's theme for the 1966 film.
The former Congressman talks The Devil Wears Prada, lying, and the future of our country.