As I walked out of the dark theater with Manhattan’s lights flickering ahead, I felt that Celine Song had crafted Materialists into an acidi...

The Wailing (2024), directed by Pedro Martín-Calero, is a bold venture into psychological horror that stands out for its unique approach and...

Watching The Life of Chuck feels like reading a farewell letter written in dim light, the pages filled with layers of hope, sorrow, and a ne...

Watching Flow felt like hearing a cinematic whisper—an animated feature that, by stripping away dialogue, finds a nearly mystical narrative ...

From the very first frame, Straw signals its intent to trap us in a boiling pot of psychological pressure. Taraji P. Henson plays Janiyah, a...

From the very first notes of blues slicing through the darkness of 1932 Clarksdale, Sinners does more than revisit the vampire myth; it rein...

Watching Heretic is like stepping into a psychological maze built from faith, fear, and manipulation. Directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, ...

Deep Cover kicks off with the disquieting yet amusing sense that everyone onscreen is playing someone else—literally. The premise — three im...

What makes The Brutalist such a unique cinematic experience is the way Brady Corbet, with his 70mm VistaVision camera, builds a universe whe...

When I finished watching Kuberaa, my head was still spinning — and not just because of its three-hour-plus runtime. Sekhar Kammula’s new fil...