Review: Theeb
“Theeb” proves that the elemental can be more powerful than the epic.
Review: Dark Phoenix
"Dark Phoenix" is not a great movie, or even an ambitious movie, but it is an entertaining movie.
Review: Moka
“Moka” is an eerie, poignant film that rejuvenates the revenge thriller by stripping it to its basics.
Review: Midsommar
"Midsommar" is a masterpiece of world-building and atmosphere.
Review: Child’s Play
“Child’s Play” rides the line between horror-comedy and outright comedy.
Review: Memory: The Origins of Alien
In space, no one can hear you yawn.
Review: The Cat o’ Nine Tails
When “The Cat o’ Nine Tails” was released on Blu-ray in 2012, Argento remarked that it was his worst film. Perhaps he was right, but "The Cat o' Nine Tails" will still satisfy any viewer with a craving for Hitchcock al giallo.
8 delightful ’80s horror movies to stream
Eight '80s horror gems guaranteed to enliven your Halloween and to tide you over until the next season of "Stranger Things."
New York Film Festival: A Leaf is the Sea is a Theater
Jonathan Schwartz’s experimental short combines microscopic leaf-textures with jerkily animated images as from a children’s flipbook.
New York Film Festival: Receiver
Dale Peck memorably described the novel “Infinite Jest” as “bloated, boring, gratuitous and — perhaps especially — uncontrolled.” Even at 15 minutes, “Receiver” achieves something similar.
