Why “Chuck and Buck” Is the Most Underrated Movie About Male Friendship
Long before "The White Lotus," Mike White proved that every film about friendship must also be a romance
“Miller’s Girl” Is the Ultimate So-Bad-It’s-Good “Dump Month” Movie
Is it overwrought melodrama, or self-aware comedy? Who's to say?
“The Iron Claw” and the Tragedy of Toxic Masculinity
Director Sean Durkin takes some liberties in his depiction of wrestling's Von Erich family, but they ultimately pay off
Should We Feel Guilty About Liking the “Saw” Movies?
The 10th installment of the horror franchise tries to justify its villain's homicidal tendencies
Harmony Korine Set Out to Revolutionize Cinema With “Aggro Dr1ft.” Instead He Made Something Terrifically Stupid.
The director's latest is an impulse-driven, almost childlike approach to image-making
Richard Linklater’s Delightful “Hit Man” Features a Star Turn From Glen Powell
It's the most charming rom-com we'll see until...the next time Powell appears onscreen
Alexander Payne’s “The Holdovers” Is an Instant Holiday Classic
The lonely Christmas tale premiered at TIFF over the weekend
“The Boy and the Heron,” Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Film, Is a Profound Tale of Loss
The "Spirited Away" director's latest made its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend
“The Royal Hotel” Turns Toxic Masculinity Into Horror-Movie Fare
Kitty Green's thriller is stirring — until it paints itself into a corner
"Passages" Director Ira Sachs Wants to Bring Sex Back to American Cinema
The filmmaker describes his movie's controversial NC-17 rating as "censorship"
What's Up With Those Really Long Standing Ovations at Cannes?
How did we get to a point where five straight minutes of applause is considered a "lukewarm reception"?
“You Hurt My Feelings” Is an Excellent Examination of Ego and Self-Esteem
Nicole Holofcener's latest asks us to ponder what's more important: honesty, or support?
"Beau Is Afraid" Is a Dementedly Ambitious Look at Mommy Issues
Is the director simply having a laugh or baring the innermost contents of his private psyche?
Gregg Araki Wants Gen Z to Get Acquainted With “The Doom Generation”
The '90s cult classic returns to theaters in search of a new audience
How the “Inside” Team Turned a Manhattan Apartment Into a Prison
The film's director and set designer explain how the penthouse Willem Dafoe's art thief winds up trapped in acts as another character
It’s a MILF’s World. We’re Just Living in It.
From "MILF Manor" to "80 for Brady," randy older women are having a moment in pop culture. But is it empowering, or have we simply traded one fantasy for another?