Let’s Watch the 1975 Academy Awards! →
It was a night of controversy, colorful costumes, and awkward jokes. Let's revisit the 47th Academy Awards.
Read MoreRichard Pryor Kept Trying to Tell Us Something About His Life →
Released in 1986, ‘Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling’ found the comic attempting to tell his personal history. It was one entry in an ongoing autobiography written in public.
Read MoreUnder the Sycamore Trees: The Night ‘Twin Peaks’ Went Off the Air →
With the finale to the original run, David Lynch patched together pieces of a broken series and set the stage for the rest of his career.
Read MoreWatson Review: Morris Chestnut Solves Medical Mysteries in CBS's Clever Sherlock Holmes Update
The lively drama from Elementary EP Craig Sweeny follows a version of Watson who's nobody's sidekick
Read MoreThe '80s in 40: 'Local Hero' (February 17, 1983)
Bill Forsyth's gentle comedy constructs a bulwark against the harsh times surrounding it, and the harsher times to come.
Read MoreIn Review: 'The Monkey,' 'The Gorge'
A pair of new genre films offer threats both small and large with mixed results.
Read MoreIn Review: 'Eternals,' 'Spencer,' 'Finch,' and 'The Beta Test' →
In this week's reviews, the most beautiful MCU is also the worst, Pablo Larraín gives Princess Diana the 'Jackie' treatment, and robots and agents run on faulty programming.
Read MoreIn Review: 'Last Night in Soho,' 'Antlers,' 'The Souvenir Part II' →
In this week's reviews, Edgar Wright enters an evocative, giallo-inspired portal to '60s London, horror gets elevated, and Joanna Hogg continues her semi-autobiographical journey.
Read MoreIn Review: 'Dune,' 'The French Dispatch,' 'Halloween Kills'
It's Two-mothée Chalamet week as the young star stars in a half-finished but rousing take on Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic and Wes Anderson's latest. Also: 'Halloween Kills' does not slay.
Read MoreAdam Driver Doesn’t Care If You Like Him →
The Last Duel is another instance of the actor's fearless commitment to playing toxic, often villainous men.
Read MoreWhen David Lynch Took on the Impossible Task of ‘Dune’ →
Thirty-seven years before Denis Villeneuve tackled Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic, another distinguished director produced his own fascinatingly unique adaptation.
Read More1991: A Summer at the Movies, the Best Job I Ever Had, and What Came After →
Some reflections on working at a movie theater 30 years ago, things left behind, things lost, and hours spent watching films like 'V.I. Warshawski'
Read MoreFrom Michael Myers to Rob Zombie: Into the Halloweenverse →
Across 12 films and counting, the timeline of the Halloween films has gotten increasingly confusing. Here's how all the sequels connect (or don't) to each other.
Read MoreMinding the Gaps: 'The End of Summer' (1961): “Until the moss grows” →
A column dedicated to watching a previously unseen movie chosen at random kicks off with late work by a Japanese master
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