Monica and Da Boss finish up their precious living room accessory (and film).
The Fall Guy is what we have in a summer devoid of blockbusters.
The Miramax omnibus film, co-directed by Alexandre Rockwell, Allison Anders, Robert Rodriguez, and Quentin Tarantino isn’t nearly as bad as its reputation suggests.
Trying and struggling to appreciate The Beast and its director Bertrand Bonello.
Barbra Streisand becomes and falls in love with her male lead.
Challengers is a fine movie, but how many people even know it’s coming out?
Les Blank's Garlic is as Good as Ten Mothers and living life on the edge of extinction.
The first preview of SATUR-19—four and a half minutes—are finished and prepared for premiere today.
Aside from a decent lead performance from Lily Rabe, all Downtown Owl has going for it is mood, and mood has its limits.
Two new foreign films out now in Baltimore, La Chimera and The Beast.
Out of Darkness is a better movie about primitive humanoids than Sasquatch Sunset.
Do Not Expect Too Much From the End of the World will test some people's patience, but I was delighted by it.
Thoughts on Pinball: the Man Who Saved The Game and Special When Lit.
Ten films reveal how not to end fights.
Julie Wassmer’s Whitstable Pearl mysteries, and the town that lies behind them.
While Capote vs. The Swans gets a prime time slot the real feud remains untouched.
Darkness, quakes, and The Beast.
The reflection of Chantal Akerman in Andrew Bujalski's filmmaking.
The Tragedy and Triumph of Porco Rosso.
Boredom under the ice.
Why the mushroom sketch?
Dad and daughter talk about War and Peace, Children of Paradise, 3 Women, Frances Ha, and more.
A documentary about the makeup artists of Planet of the Apes.
The composer's widow and Sam Peckinpah's longtime assistant remember both Fielding and the filmmaker.
This sexploitation film features a rare, early performance by Monica Gayle.
The iconic filmmaker takes questions about his 1974 classic.
Tom Dewe Mathews interviews David Cronenberg, followed by a panel including Mathews, Sheila Whitaker, Alexander Walker, and Christopher Tookey.
The actor talks to Bobbie Wygant on the promotional tour for her iconic movie.
The 1980s icon grabs and gabs about Céline and Julie Go Boating, A Face in the Crowd, Dietrich and Von Sternberg, and more.
The late director on his hair-raising 1977 masterpiece, a failure in its time.