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Like many movies before it, Anima places two strangers together in a car and sets them on a course fueled by mutual dependence, disconnection and bottled-up…

Documentarian Marina Zenovich has carved out a niche as a filmmaker gifted at taking celebrities and challenging their entrenched public images — not necessarily in an…

The intersection between Black Lives Matter and social media is explored to powerful effect in Jennifer Holness and Sidney Fussell’s documentary, receiving its world premiere at…

From Backrooms to Obsession, let’s just go ahead and dub 2026 the year of horror. While BT Meza’s Affection might not be in the same league…

Last year, I seriously considered putting Justin Baldoni’s It Ends With Us on my best movies of the year list. The film takes a poorly written…

Stephen King’s 1982 novel, The Running Man, imagined an authoritarian America in 2025, ruled over by a giant corporation that controls the flow of information while…

Culturally speaking, “everybody knows” Hollywood is a weird place. The art and the business of making movies and TV shows is littered with tales of bonkers…

The jeans. The flannel shirt. The silvery mutton chops peeking out from beneath a weather-beaten train engineer’s cap.Neil Young had dressed perfectly for the part of…

It’s that time of year again. The time of year when you can’t walk into a multiplex or turn on your television (especially the Hallmark Channel)…

“We’d do anything for our kids. Anything,” asserts Marissa Irvine (Sarah Snook), the desperate mother at the heart of Peacock’s All Her Fault, and like most…