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Irish director Lee Cronin showed a lip-smacking eagerness to exploit parental fears in The Hole in the Ground and Evil Dead Rise. He doubles down on that thematic horror…

4 min readCannesMay 20, 2026 01:51 PM IST Minotaur movie review: There are only a handful of filmmakers who consistently hit their mark when they intertwine…

It would be difficult, if not impossible, to answer the obvious question raised by the title of Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed — namely, whether the Apple series…

It’s a clever twist of The ’Burbs, Peacock’s new series-length spin on the 1989 cult classic, to set its story around not one but two new…

Boston couple Emma (Zendaya) and Charlie (Robert Pattinson) are beautiful and cool (in an upscale bohemian-intellectual way) and madly in love. Though we see the awkward…

It’s hard to imagine people having lukewarm reactions to the new time-travel comedy that’s so Canadian they should be selling poutine at the concession stand. Matt…

To say that German auteur Angela Schanelec’s latest movie is one of her more accessible projects to date will probably seem strange to anyone unfamiliar with…

Were you to tell me that The Beauty, a new FX dark comedy, were Ryan Murphy‘s last TV series — a chaotic and inconsistent summation of…

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, was a prince who had everything he could want but a bride. One night, at a grand ball,…

When Argentine director Lisandro Alonso’s feature debut, Freedom (La Libertad), premiered in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard in 2001, it struck a cord with hardcore cinephiles who…