With Michael Myers’ killing spree showing no sign of letting up, what could the next instalment of the series look like?
She inhabits the role of the frustrated housewife in Peter Bogdanovich’s 1971 drama with apparent effortlessness.
The writer/director’s latest film stars Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem as Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
She’s joined by Dakota Johnson and Jessie Buckley in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s outstanding directorial debut.
By Anton Bitel
Toshiaki Toyoda’s Monsters Club sees a Unabomber-like character wage a private war from a remote cabin in the woods.
Danny DeVito’s portrayal of Oswald Cobblepot in Batman Returns shows the importance of embracing your differences.
By Oumar Saleh
In breaking from franchise tradition, this maligned 2002 slasher foreshadowed the rise of live streaming and viral fame.
Peter Jackson's film unlocks a treasure trove of never-before-seen footage of John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
In the first installment of the franchise sans Wes Craven, the masked killer returns to prey on another round of teens.
By Anton Bitel
Marco Ferreri’s controversial The Ape Woman is a deeply cynical portrayal of masculinity bestialised and femininity reified.
By James Clarke
This teenage drama from 1983 is the pinnacle of the director’s career-long obsession with the passage of time.
With Daniel Craig out of the picture, our resident cartoonist makes a few suggestions for who could inherit the iconic tux.
By Jarek Kupsc
Gene Hackman maniacally navigates New York’s crime world in William Friedkin’s enduring procedural.
The latest film from Joe Wright brings his signature theatricality to Rostand’s timeless romance.
He plays a washed-up porn star hungry for a second chance in this drama set around the Texan fringes.
The Calvert Journal Film Festival offers a unique survey of work from the Balkans, Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Margaret Qualley gives a stunning performance in this 10-part drama about a young mum who escapes an abusive relationship.
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