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I Know What You Did Last Summer is only a slight step-down from the overrated 1997 original
Oh, Hi! is an abysmal, utterly vapid failure.
Jason Blum’s independent production company has lost its stranglehold over the horror market.
The majesty of Vincente Minnelli's 1958 masterpiece Some Came Running.
The imperfect Idiocracy, a film hardly seen yet known solely for its title and broad premise.
Hollywood aiming at the audience in 1995 and 2025.
Barry Levinson’s The Alto Knights is the type of disaster that would derail the career of an emergent director.
Eddington is an overstuffed but ultimately satisfying film from Ari Aster.
Death of a Unicorn’s satire is too timid to accept it as a legitimate parody.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, Wild at Heart, and Act of Violence (Cinema Survey 28).
No way out for the leads in The Man I Love (1947) and Black Book (2006).
Slow on set, busy in the world: the lives of a modern rooster.
Looking into the legacy created by Brian De Palma with the first of many Mission: Impossible films.
The new Fantastic Four movie has no MCU stink about it.
Its remake 50 years later, A Bigger Splash, fiddles too much with a winning formula and gets lost.
The 2006 follow-up in the Mission: Impossible franchise is not very smart, lacks thematic ideas, and never takes flight.
Superman is silly again, and I guess I’m happy for the ADHD kids.
Gunn’s passion for comic book-style storytelling comes through in his recent projects.
The eight film franchise chases the ultimate success of the first.
Revisiting The Trip films and respective television cuts after their addition to Criterion Channel streaming service.
From a tv show to an eight film franchise, Mission: Impossible has solidified it's place in film history.
The Eddington director talks about his new film, conspiracy theories, artificial intelligence, and more in this new interview.
A compilation of behind the scenes footage from the sets of Fight Club, Panic Room, Zodiac, The Social Network, and more.
The director of Eddington talks to Hader about A Clockwork Orange, genre films, and finding the humor in Hereditary.
The late actor talks about his firefighter father, working with Michael Jackson and Marlon Brando, and the loneliness of Hollywood.
The late actor talks about Reservoir Dogs and more in this February 17, 1994 interview.
The 33-year-old filmmaker talks about the long production process of his legendary first film.
The director talks about Ousmane Sembène, Ingmar Bergman, Double Indemnity, and more.
Larry Charles talks about how and why his former collaborator "sold out to Hollywood" in the early-2010s.
The filmmaker talks about everything from Bottle Rocket to The Phoenician Scheme.