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Nathan Silver’s “Between the Temples” opens with a loud, keening blast from…

Set in 1992 in the northernmost United States, where criminals run drugs…

“Good Bad Things” is an intimate, small story about the gigantic issue that…

In 2020, photographer Luke Gilford published National Anthem, a monograph documenting the queer…

“My relationship with food is complicated …very complicated. Because I have Type…

John Malkovich’s “The Dancer Upstairs” was filmed before 9/11, and is based…

When it comes to kooky, creative thrillers, Shyamalan is practically a brand.…

Godzilla turns 70 next year, and to celebrate, his parent company Toho…

Within the first two minutes of Apple TV+’s “Lady in the Lake,”…

I’m not coming out and accusing the writers of “Bad Boys: Ride…

Among this past year’s unexpected synchronicities, there’s now a shared space in…

You might enjoy the Hong Kong undercover cop drama “I Did It…

It feels limiting or a disservice to call “Hummingbirds” simply a documentary.…

Good movies always have integrity, but not-good movies can have integrity, too.…

Several enemies of the state are murdered on live TV in a…

“Abandon” is a moody, effective thriller for about 80 percent of the…

At the beginning of “Made in England: The Films of Powell &…

The shots are unreal. We fly behind and next to a bee…

If you put Nancy Drew in a teen slasher take of “It’s…

Jane Giles and Ali Catterall’s documentary “Scala!!!” is about a legendary, notorious,…

I haven’t had a drink in almost fifteen years, and during the…

“Fly Me to the Moon” lurches wildly from zippy, retro rom-com to cynical political…

There’s no shortage of films that consider the Holocaust or Israel’s founding. But…

“Terrestrial Verses,” one of the most brilliant and provocative films to emerge…

A local icon in San Francisco who made a national impact on…

Advertising “Founder Days” as a “bold political slasher” gives too much credit…

In Amanda Nell Eu’s coming-of-age tale, “Tiger Stripes,” a young girl in…

In big cities the world over, housing is a high-priced commodity. Construction…

Throughout history, across centuries and cultures, human beings have been preoccupied with…

For a few minutes, “Arcadian” basically becomes “Aliens” on an Irish farm…

The name Hammer used to command a certain level of respect in…

Immigrant stories put a fresh frame around lives that native-born citizens don’t think…

Brian Duffield’s newest feature, “No One Will Save You,” is a sci-fi…

Over the last few years, there has been a trend of opulent…

For most college students, the hazy, liminal space of a post-graduation summer…

People like to speak about a golden era of movies—the precise dimensions…

I didn’t believe a single second of “Crumb Catcher.” It begins with…

In his latest movie “The Convert,” director and co-writer Lee Tamahori returns…

2008’s “The Strangers” didn’t seem like the kind of film that would…

The most important things in life happen between the words. Subterranean noise…

How to make sense of “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a family-friendly horror…

Let’s get one obvious thing out of the way: Yes, it hasn’t…

Under the glare of fuschia neon lights Simon (Théodore Pellerin) is twirling.…

It’s recess at a small school in Nigeria and the boys are…

Emma (Kaley Cuoco) lives a double life. She has a loving husband,…

The crimes of the Catholic Church are no secret to most citizens…

Regina Lambert has been married for three months. She returns to Paris…

He looks exhausted when he gets off the plane. Troubles are preying…

In the wake of Quentin Tarantino’s ascendance to his pop culture throne in…

A searing drama about a European refugee crisis that resonates with similar…

The launching pad for Bertrand Bonello’s new picture “The Beast” (“La Bete”)…

“Jackpot!” is a trashy and repetitive action comedy about greed and bloodlust set in…

Born from the still unbridled creativity of children, where an empty room…

The opening twenty minutes of “Close Your Eyes,” the third fiction feature…

Netflix’s new comedic thriller “Bodkin” opens with the show’s protagonist, Gilbert Power…

One of the most influential science fiction films that most people haven’t…

At first glance, the barge docked on the Seine in Paris near…

Produced by The New York Times‘s video division, and depending heavily on…

When many of us think of vacationing on the Mediterranean, the first…

“You know what he feeds on? Fear.” Generic dialogue and lack of…

Co-directors Steven Kanter and Henry Loevner reunite (after their COVID-set breakup comedy…

“I’m afraid of being alone,” intones William Shatner in the opening minutes…

At first glance, the existence of “The Tiger’s Apprentice” would seem to…

The original “Megamind,” released in 2010, was a fresh, funny, and heartwarming…

The personal essay film is a tricky genre, because when you get…

The films of the prolific South Korean writer-director Hong Sang Soo are…

There’s nothing worse than watching a bio-doc about a revolutionary, unique, creative…

Not gonna lie, this had me in the first half. In its…

Before we get too deep into the story of Lou Pearlman, a…

J.K. Simmons knows how to do sociopath. There’s something so fascinating about…

Clint Eastwood’s “Blood Work” opens with an FBI agent of retirement age…

Will there ever be a version of “Rebel Moon—Part 2: The Scargiver”…

“Are you lost?,” an old lady at the mall asks sad-sack Renn Wheeland…

“Kim’s Video” reaches so hard for quirky profundity that it falls on…

I cannot think of a single reason for another Garfield movie, and…

“The question is, do you have what it takes to make it…

Like many people of my approximate age, my childhood was heavily touched…

Heavily inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s influence on Brian De Palma, Nacho Vigalondo’s…

“Phone Booth” is a religious fable, a show biz fable, or both.…

There are two heroes in the frustrating military actioner “Land of Bad,”…