Everything about Osgood Perkins’ “Longlegs” is designed to rattle you, unsettle you, and make you think about it hours or…
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The wild success of Netflix’s “Quarterback” last summer led fans to imagine a new trio of ball-slingers to follow in…
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There are lots of shows about trauma but few are as funny or as fun as the Onyx Collective’s “UnPrisoned,”…
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When Jerry Seinfeld took the stage at the Kennedy Center in 2018 to pay tribute to Julia-Louis Dreyfus, who was…
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What if, like, food could talk, man? And what if they said swears and had orgies? Those sentences, I’m sure, billowed…
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Filmmakers have dreamed about visiting the moon from the earliest days of cinema. French stage magician-turned-director George Méliès was the…
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“I can’t act and I can’t compose and I can’t do visual effects, so I guess that’s why I’m producing.”…
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It is increasingly rare to find films in love with actors’ faces, and even rarer to find directors who know…
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Sam Peckinpah’s “Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid” has about it an air of abeyance, of incompletion spurred by decades…
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In “Dandelion,” a struggling Cincinnati singer-songwriter (KiKi Layne, “If Beale Street Could Talk”) is looking for a way to make…
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