Halloween Special: No Exits
For the holidays, a special pumpkin-latte feature: 10 movies from which there is no escape.
For the holidays, a special pumpkin-latte feature: 10 movies from which there is no escape.
Some thoughts on the passing of a movie critic and a friend.
Daisy Edgar-Jones and George McKay are the best things in a plain-Jane adaptation -- but that's good enough.
Is Nathan Fielder's 3-hour documentary about Elizabeth Holmes one of the best movies of the year? It's certainly one of the weirdest.
A chilling documentary on the genocide in Gaza holds a mirror up to a nation's illusions.
Eight to see at Boston's best film festival (autumn edition). Plus a few other events.
Alejandro Iñárritu and Tom Cruise go for baroque in a love-it-or-hate-it supersized satire.
Why a 55-year-old comedy LP is one of the greatest satires this country has produced - and why it's as relevant today as when it came out.
The new Robert Pattinson drama has great performances and a queasy moral compass. Plus: New films on demand and a couple of classic recommendations.
Reviews of "Babies," "Bucking Fastard," "Edward Said: Between Worlds," "Everybody Wants to F*ck Me," "The Face of Horror," "Love of Your Life," "Possible Love," "The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives," "A Talent for Murder," "Union Town"
A new Almodóvar, a feel-good biopic of a disability-rights legend, a likely Best Actor bell-ringer and, from the Zellner brothers, one of the damnedest things I've ever seen,
Festival Reports
An underdog story about an underdog story is an unexpected highlight at the Toronto Film Festival
Festival Reports
A new Hamaguchi masterpiece, a brooding Russian drama and a peak performance from one of our great acting eccentrics.
Festival Reports
It's fall festival time, and the Watch List is headed to Toronto to try and make sense of it all.
What to Watch
Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder go on a voyage of personal discovery in Jane Schoenbrun's new movie, and it's a hell of a ride.
What to Watch
Plus a few words on two icons we've lost this week.
Music 🎸
A phantasmagoric rock memoir from a man who apparently was everywhere. Plus: Billy Collins parodies Mary Oliver (or does he?) and some Criterion Channel picks.
What to Watch
A new film by Sasha Waters is a celebratory portrait of the beloved poet, but there's a tougher Mary Oliver somewhere behind the stanzas.
What to Watch
An owl, a poet and a chef walk into a bar.
What to Watch
Looking for a leaner, meaner, classier "Odyssey"? "The Return," with Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche, awaits you on VOD. Plus, some thoughts on Emily Wilson (scorpion) and Christopher Nolan (frog).
Music 🎸
David Toop's "Two-Headed Doctor" is a spellbinding genealogy of American music tied to one of the strangest, deepest records of the 1960s. Plus a few movie things.
A nifty little thriller on demand and, in theaters, an aching confession of complicity and regret from one of our finest documentarians.
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