The documentary Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything is a film much like its subject: sharp, uncomfortably direct, and possessed of...

Fire, that old Promethean gift, has always been humanity’s most volatile tool for both creation and erasure. In the fictional...

The American road trip is a myth baked into the national consciousness, a promise of reinvention somewhere between the coasts....

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Fixed presents itself as an adult animated comedy, a label that feels profoundly inadequate. The film’s engine is...

The Gilgo Beach murders existed for years in that strange American purgatory reserved for unsolved horrors—a macabre local legend that...

Every frontier town in the cinematic imagination exists as a promise, usually one of wealth or reinvention. Yellowstone City in...

Every generation seems to get the classic literature it deserves. Andy Serkis’s animated Animal Farm, a project that has been...

The romantic comedy, as a form, often acts as a cultural barometer, measuring our collective fantasies of connection. To Barcelona,...

The genre of near-future apocalypse has become a crowded field, a cinematic landscape littered with the husks of failed societies...

DAN DA DAN: Evil Eye continues the adventures of its central pair with an almost aggressive refusal to slow down....