A film of ruptures, 'La Bola Negra' reclaims Federico García Lorca's legacy, then soothes Spain's collective guilt instead of confronting it.

A Statement, his dramatization of the U.S.’s first meeting dedicated to climate policy in 1980, similarly embodies the ...

At its best, it's an eerily funny tale of the seductions of what amounts to a queer vampire, whose creation could doom the ...

Beneath its periodic highlights and bizarre perversions, the whole affair is tame and safe.

Rob Savage's 'Other Mommy' wastes no time with pleasantries, playing like a run-on sentence with no periods or semicolons.

The filmmakers establish a porous boundary between the documentation of Elizabeth Holmes's saga and re-enactments of their own journey.

Anna Biller's first film since 2016's 'The Love Witch' again sees the filmmaker exalting pastiche to the level of high art.

Julianne Moore has an uncanny ability to embody the frustrations and humiliations that are the byproduct of the American dream’s broken promises. Whether it’s a woman who’s allergic to the 20th ...

“Well, I guess there’s just no accounting for people’s tastes,” says Jonathan Haze’s Seymour Krelborn in Roger Corman’s The Little Shop of Horrors, reacting to a Venus flytrap that develops an ...

In December of last year, Geese frontman Cameron Winter performed a stripped-back set of his solo music at Carnegie Hall. The concert marked a victory lap of sorts for the 23-year-old musician after a ...

Elon Musk is so omnipresent in our culture that it’s difficult to imagine that there’s anything novel to say about him, especially while he’s still alive to control his own publicity. Alex Gibney’s ...

Johnny Knoxville and the gang return for one final fling at the big screen. Featuring all-new stunts and stupidity along with the greatest hits and biggest laughs from the past, this is a joyously ...