“Seth Rogen dates way above his pay grade” is practically a comedy subgenre of its own at this point. This time around,…
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The Curse Of La Llorona—starring Linda Cardellini as a social worker who goes up against the child-hungry ghost in…
The Mindy Project’s Max Minghella makes his debut as a writer and director with Teen Spirit, starring Elle Fanning as a…
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Jordan Peele’s Us is one of our most anticipated films of 2019, and for good reason: Although Peele’s been putting his…
Although we’ve always prided ourselves on our coverage of the international film scene, 2018 marked the first time a…
French cinema icon Isabelle Huppert gave us the creeps in Paul Verhoeven’s challenging, corrosive Elle, and she’s back…
Spike Lee’s pop-political crowd-pleaser BlacKkKlansman has been nominated for six Academy Awards this year, including a…
No one would ever confuse the dark dreamscapes of David Lynch for the droll dollhouse comedies of Wes Anderson. But the…
Hey, Chicago! Do you want to die? And die again? And again? And again? Then you’re in luck, because we’re presenting a…
Love her or hate her, but you cannot deny that Valentina is living her fantasy—not only on this season of RuPaul’s Drag…
A lot has happened since The Lego Movie activated our nostalgia sensors back in 2014, including—but not limited…
The most exciting theatrical release in an otherwise bone-dry month for movies, M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass is one of a…
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Krampusnacht has come and gone, and the devils have hung up their child-kidnapping bags for another year. But we’re…
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Call it the Game Of Thrones effect, or call it parallel thinking, or just call it a simple appreciation for fancy…
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