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These are just some examples of personal favorites, but honestly, this list could be endless!

Christopher McQuarrie's first film as director remains a good time, so we revisited it by giving a listen to 'The Way of the Gun' commentary.

2020 is shaping to be the year of the end. Prepare for the inevitable end with these 10 entertaining and educational apocalypse horror movies.

Preston Sturges made his passion project, 'Christmas in July,' early in his career, but its sincerity is usualy passed over for his classics.

Are we approaching '80s nostalgia fatigue?

Monkey Boys don't need sequels, prequels, or even source material to suggest a massive cinematic shared universe. A look back at 'Buckaroo Banzai.'

Sound plays a major role in genre films, but as out list of silent horror movies shows it's far from a necessary element in crafting terror.

Netflix zeigt mit »Kulüp der Club« eine Serie über jüdische Figuren in Istanbul auf dem Markt. Schauen wir uns das Ergebnis an.

In our biggest ever poll in 2012, 846 critics, programmers and curators nominated ten best movies ever made – and the results gave us a new top film, ending the 50-year reign of Citizen Kane.

In Rebecca Hall’s film, Nella Larsen’s story comes to life in black and white.

Most horror movies want to scare, unsettle, or disturb, but some set their sights even higher. These are the most heartbreaking horror films.

The sci-fi story has always been about more than just sand, but Denis Villeneuve’s Part One ignores the influence of MENA cultures and Islam.

The self-titled Belle and her captor-turned-prince Beast have returned to cinema screens around the world. In Disney’s latest live-action reiteration of one of their much-loved animated fairytales, Bill Condon’s live-action Beauty and the Beast has reintroduced contemporary audiences to the pair. With their return has come explorations of Disney’s representations of gayness, the question of […]

In praise of monochrome: why black-and-white remasters aren't just a gimmick, and what they can teach us about visual storytelling.

Madison Brek explores the feminist themes of The Silence of the Lambs and why Clarice Starling is one of the most important female characters of all-time.

“The Many Saints of Newark” is a prequel to the groundbreaking HBO series — whether it will tell the backstory of Hesh Rabkin is an open question.

The seminal sitcom isn't only still relevant, it's needed more than ever. We explore why Seinfeld still holds up in 2020.

One video essay explores how the John Carpenter classic uses your own brain against you to effectively terrify you

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In honor of Disney's 2010 version of 'Alice in Wonderland,' we compiled this guide to the Lewis Carroll story and its notable adaptations.