At ninety-four years old, Yōji Yamada is one of Japan’s most enduring filmmakers — and his latest film, Tokyo Taxi, is a testament both to his longevity and to the sentimental ...
Amazon Prime’s Play Dirty assembles a roster of familiar faces and piles on enough cash to make any studio executive drool. Yet for all its star power — Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith ...
If you’ve ever longed for the days when murder mysteries were drenched in luxury, gossip, and sly humor — think Death on the Nile at its most deliciously camp — Netflix’s The ...
In Anniversary, director Jan Komasa turns the concept of political dystopia into something disturbingly personal. Rather than depicting collapsing cities or violent coups, his ...
MJ Bassett’s Red Sonja revives the sword-and-sorcery heroine for a new generation, but despite its star Matilda Lutz’s impressive athleticism and charisma, the film struggles ...
In No Other Choice (Eojjeol Suga Eopda), acclaimed Korean director Park Chan-wook returns with a blackly comedic take on desperation, ambition, and corporate absurdity. Lee ...
Mark Duplass presents a bold, challenging debut from writer-director Elliot Tuttle, Blue Film, which dives into the morally unsettling terrain of pedophilia. At its center are ...
In the high-stakes world of fine art, a single painting can trigger fortunes, scandal, and legal maneuvering. It’s a universe where auction houses like Christie’s and ...
Few filmmakers working today seem as destined to reinterpret Frankenstein as Guillermo del Toro. For decades, his work has drawn deeply from Gothic literature and the shadows ...
The Bikini Bottom Gang Returns for Another Wild and Joyful Adventure Beneath the Sea Even before its official release on December 19, The SpongeBob Movie: Search for ...
More than forty years after Disney first invited audiences into the glowing neon maze of Tron, the franchise returns with a vengeance. Tron: Ares injects new voltage into the ...
When Ethan Hawke’s eerie villain, the Grabber, rasps to his former prey, “Did you really think our story was over, Finny?”, it’s both a taunt to the character and a sly wink ...
In Kokuho, Japan’s official submission for the 2025 Academy Awards, director Sang-il Lee crafts a film as rich, layered, and heartbreaking as the centuries-old art form it ...