Category: Film
Rose McGowan’s ‘Dawn’ Debuts Online
Rose McGowan’s directorial debut, Dawn, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year, is a slow-burning gem: critically lauded and technically
Shannyn Sossamon: Wild Attraction
Shannyn Sossamon has an unforgettable face. The kind of face that can, and did, launch a career. A face that
Marie’s Story, Welcome to Me, Sunshine Superman, The Connection: May’s Essential Movies
Kristen Wiig surprises us with a movie that’s funny and smart, while the story of Marie Heurtin—a young girl born
The Nude Avant-Garde: Bertrand Bonello
French filmmaker Bertrand Bonello is at the center of a complete retrospective at the Film Society of Lincoln Center in New York
Some New World Order for you to Observe: On Furious 7 and the State of Things
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s hard to believe that it’s been fourteen years since we first saw Paul Walker and Vin Diesel ride or
Erotica and Subversion: The Films of Walerian Borowczyk
Perhaps the best description of master eroticist filmmaker Walerian Borowczyk’s is that of a “genius who was also a pornographer.”
Clouds of Sils Maria, Ned Rifle, The Salt of the Earth and more: April’s Essential Movies
As we slowly enter the first full month of Spring, we highlight some of the essential indie movies hitting theaters
Alex Karpovsky
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here exists only a few different ways to deal with bad cell-phone service and each reveals a different set of