“Paris, Texas” carries more weight than the sum of its parts.

Paul Thomas Anderson’s films resist easy classification and categorization, but it can be stated that Inherent Vice—his seventh feature...

Under the Silver Lake, the third feature film by director David Robert Mitchell, belongs to the genre of cinematic puzzles—films that are much more...

Workers at Toho Film Studio who had the opportunity to work with Akira Kurosawa unanimously agreed that he was the best editor in the world.

Akira Kurosawa has remained arguably the most well-known filmmaker from Japan for several generations.

Among Andrzej Wajda’s historical and social works, there is a remarkable piece of poetry.

The Signal holds up – nomen omen – as a signal to pay closer attention to its young director, William Eubank.

Despite Carrey’s enormous salary, the film turned out to be one of the first failures in his career – at least according to the critics of...

If the measure of a film’s greatness is the number of its flawed and deficient imitators, Alien is a mighty film.

Mandy is not anything original, in fact, it’s a step back in terms of revenge cinema tropes.