From a narrative standpoint, the film does not exceed the boundaries set by the genre.

“Aquaman” is an experience in its pure form.

The Omen, as a cinematic work, is precisely such a perfect form of charlatanism. It feeds on subconscious fears, uses references to widely known...

The Exorcist remains one of the best and purest horror films, consistently giving viewers involuntary shivers.

No Time to Die is primarily the finale of a certain era.

The most outstanding example of a satanic horror movie.

The strength of Casino Royale lies in its dialogues, sharp retorts, and static scenes.

The primary theme of Fair Play becomes Luke’s reaction to his partner’s promotion and how both of them deal with his wounded ego.

The action of The Ninth Configuration takes place in the early 1970s. In a grand castle located in a forest somewhere on the American Northwest Coast,...

David Gordon Green’s latest film seems like a somewhat belated revival of the brand initiated by William Friedkin’s masterpiece.