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A bland, by-the-numbers biopic of one of our greatest surrealists is an irony Salvador Dalí would have been depressed by. Our Daliland review: → Read More
Finding Nemo has something going for it that other upsetting Pixar movies don’t: Our awareness that something like this could happen to us. → Read More
The urgent film shares in common the same pliable atmospheric sensibility as the movies of Alan J. Pakula. Our Chile ’76 review: → Read More
In 2008 it was a game-changer. Fifteen years later, it still is. → Read More
The demonic horror movie is a brilliant new take on the mockumentary. → Read More
The 2023 Oscars’ oddest and maybe best nominee invites audiences to find empathy and humanity through a donkey’s eyes. A contender for Best International Feature, Jerzy Skolimowski’s EO is already a winner. → Read More
If you've only seen its Hot Topic knockoff, it's high time you watched the original. → Read More
The Philippou brothers' kinetic horror movie, newly acquired by A24, is sensational but overstuffed. → Read More
Nida Manzoor's feature directorial debut is an inventive action-comedy that pulls off the greatest stunt: it makes the coming-of-age story feel fresh. → Read More
Sofia Alaoui's sci-fi alien invasion movie takes a turn for the confounding, cosmic, and mind-bending. Read our review out of Sundance. → Read More
Kids vs. Aliens is a harmless trifle. A filmmaker with this many years under their belt should have more to show for themselves than that. → Read More
M3GAN is a horror movie that imagines artificial intelligence gone haywire. But how much of it could actually happen? → Read More
Bad Axe, Michigan was a hotbed for Trumpian hate and COVID drama - but it was also a microcosm for America. David Siev captures it all, including and centered on his family. → Read More
Mark Dacascos deserved even more than Iron Chef America gave him, which is plain to see in the vital independent film Drive. → Read More
Peter Farrelly loves a fakey, feel-good true story. It's too bad he's such a small-minded director. → Read More
'Hellraiser' was more than just the first chapter in a decades-spanning franchise, the 1987 film adaptation proved how horny horror can be. → Read More
Ti West's horror prequel 'Pearl' gets everything right where 'X' gets so much wrong. → Read More
Thin characters and some on-the-nose commentary aside, Burial is a lean and mean WWII thriller with a simple, gripping premise. → Read More
In 2002, Robin Williams' filmography took a dark turn, but no movie is quite as powerful as 'One Hour Photo.' → Read More
Most vampire movies portray slaying as a passion. Here, it's just another gig. → Read More