Movie News

Charlie, the nebbish and ineffectual bridegroom in Kristoffer Borglis The Drama, and Antinous, the smug and oily would-be suitor in Christopher Nolans The Odyssey, could not be further apart. However, they share two spec...

Looking back at childhood favorites can be a surprising experience. Movies that once seemed funny, exciting, or comforting often reveal entirely new layers when watched years later. As adults, we notice the parents' ...

Hollywood friendships can be just as unpredictable as Hollywood romances. While celebrity couples often come and go, some famous friendships have quietly lasted for decades, surviving career changes, public scandals, and...

Buyer's remorse is something every gamer knows a little too well. More often than not, trailers, communities and influencers hype a game so much that you just need to own it and see what the fuzz is about. Some thing...

Dating is hard. The modern world has taken this eternal truism and exacerbated it in a sea of apps and swipes-a digital marketplace often stripped of that ephemeral thing old souls call romance. Hell, its even hard getti...

Medical science has given names to thousands of diseases, and some of them sound more like supernatural curses than real diagnoses. With their strange qualities ranging from bizarre symptoms to horrifying conditions, the...

Spider-Man has starred in blockbuster movies for more than two decades, spanning three world-renowned actors that have even met each other in one of the installments. Our dear Peter Parker has faced impossible odds in bo...

Those itching to dive into some rural horror with Grimtaste Studios and DreadXPs RUNT will have to wait a little longer. The visual novel was scheduled to be released today on Steam, but has been pulled for the time bein...

Street signs are often there to make travel easier, working as an instantly readable way to know how to handle the next turn on a drive. That is, at least, the case with the government mandated signs, but people can put ...

It includes the marrow-freezing 1972 short La Cabina!

We have five hardback copies up for grabs!

On 1970s Cape Cod, a young Anthony Bourdain chases love and finds his future in this rambunctious, utterly charming little movie.

There have been ups and downs, including a widely reviled big-screen disaster. But the latest film shows a story that is headed in the right direction.

Fernando Eimbckes film, set in Las Cruces, finds tenderness and turmoil in a 1970s Mexican American household.

Cato Kusters feature debut recounts the abbreviated love story of the Belgian artist Fleur Pierets and her wife, Julian Boom, as they fight for gay rights abroad.

Sweet-faced kids who just want a treat turn into murderous maniacs in Eli Roths messy new horror film.

In this documentary, a team is determined to help the United States finally claim top honors at a fierce competition in France.

Willem Dafoe stars as a former poet charmed by a group of would-be young artists.

Hannah Einbinder and Gillian Anderson star in an exhilarating tale of a filmmaker rebooting a problematic slasher franchise.

The director of slasher films that defined horror from the 1970s through the 90s realizes his latest work, Cathedral, as both a graphic novel and a hard-rock album.

"You left a hangover from hell, of this there is no doubt/ But as you wake up in heaven, all the angels will shout"

The actor described the box office-breaking film as "so complex, so massive, and with this tremendous engine and heart"