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...

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...

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 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, ...

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...

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...