We are extremely proud to present an excerpt from a new book about "The Crow," available today. Alisha Mughal, who has written pieces for us about "Fatal ...

For this series, MZS starts writing on a chosen film and stops 30 minutes later. On a film turning 50 this year… Robert Altman’s “Nashville” is a portrait of the United States on the eve of the ...

The world’s largest genre film festival, Montreal’s Fantasia International Film Festival is one of the most exciting, not to ...

A sobering look at the way the political landscape has shifted in Brazil.

The actor talks about his long-standing relationship to Czech cinema and some of his most memorable characters and collaborations.

A bit of “Minority Report,” a dash of “Stranger Things,” a lot of “The Shining,” and even a dollop of “One Flew Over the ...

This Saturday, July 12th, Chaz Ebert will moderate a Q&A with writer/director Ari Aster about his latest film, “Eddington,” ...

A few standout images and well-timed looks from Titus Welliver suggest a darker, more engrossing film than we got.

It devolves into such a shapeless blob that any effort to pick apart its themes feels like fighting with its creator.

Juan Pablo Di Pace’s movie about memory, longing, time, and family is like a set of Russian nesting Matryoshka dolls.

Wild Diamond” is an extremely intimate film in that it never leaves Liane’s side. Other people are barely real to her, ...

Mahmoud Bakri is splendid as Chatila, setting his jaw hard as he tries to keep his situation together even as his heart keeps ...