Author: K. Austin Collins
Filmmaker Jamie Dack’s debut feature Palm Trees and Power Lines is a realistic, deeply disturbing portrait of a lost teen girl and the predator who exploits her
Director Elizabeth Banks’ loosely-based-on-a-true-story tale of a cocaine-huffing bear ripping likable actors to pieces in the woods knows exactly what it is
Filmmaker Noah Baumbach adapts Don DeLillo’s “unfilmable” satire tackling Hitler, Big Pharma and consumerism for Netflix, streaming Dec. 30
In honor of the film’s 25th anniversary, we look back at the auteur’s twisty Pam Grier-starrer — an ode to Blaxploitation cinema, Los Angeles, and the plight of the everyday woman
Yes, the self-described “King of the World” has done it again.
Be prepared to weep as Ryan Coogler and his cast mourn a character and the actor who played him — while resetting the power dynamic in the franchise
The documentary ostensibly covers a wrongful conviction for murder and a fight for justice, but the film also delves much deeper, exposing multiple cultural fault lines and the all too human being at the center ...
Based on a George Saunders short story, the sci-fi mystery feels cold, calculated, and just plain boring
The actor returns to his most famous role as a flyboy in winter who doesn’t quite take our breath away
Director Robert Eggers revisits an ancient saga of redemption and revenge in his most visually stunning film yet
