With “I Want Your Sex,” Gregg Araki mounts a long-awaited return to filmmaking in the same surreal, provocative key that…
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After a verrry long and fruitful week in Montreal, I’m now back in Chicago. Festivals can wear and tear on…
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“They love music, and they’re not faking it. We sense to a rare degree the real feelings of the two…
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Sprinkled throughout the narrative of the sophomore season of “Diarra from Detroit” (relocated to Paramount+ after the shuttering of BET+…
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In concept, Mike Mills is a comprehensive chronicler of his own fractured family dynamics. Three of his most recent (and…
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San Diego Comic-Con always has a few up-to-the-minute costumes (like someone dressed as Cyclospora lettuce), and a few looks especially…
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San Diego Comic-Con always has a few up-to-the-minute costumes (like someone dressed as Cyclospora lettuce), and a few looks especially…
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Kiyoshi Kurosawa is celebrated for making tense, methodical genre films that study the horrors of contemporary society. Defined by their…
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The New York subway system is a perfect location for a scene, sequence, or whole movie, whether the scene is…
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While clips and headlines exploded from Comic-Con 2026 this weekend about the upcoming “Avengers: Doomsday,” the casting of David Jonsson…
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