Josephine Decker’s stunning anti-biopic of author Shirley Jackson offers a treatise on female creativity and camaraderie.
HG Well’s classic sci-fi horror is given a satisfying modern twist courtesy of Blumhouse and director Leigh Whannell.
Elisabeth Moss is a punk-rock musician spinning out of control in Alex Ross Perry's latest.
By Lou Thomas
Casey Affleck directs and stars in this suspenseful post-pandemic wilderness saga.
Jordan Peele’s second feature disturbs, provokes and tickles in its arch dismantling of the modern American family.
A star-studded ensemble can’t save this latest adaptation of Chekhov’s famous play from mediocrity.
Ruben Östlund’s agreeably bizarre fifth feature is an art world satire of ambitious vision.
American writer/director Alex Ross Perry returns with this superlative housebound psychodrama.
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