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“Faces of Death” Filmmakers Talk Crafting A New Orleans-Set Horror

Daniel Goldhaber’s New Orleans filmed, “Faces of Death” is a reflection of a world where murder videos and TikTok dances share our screens.

Movies You Need To See: The Drama

“The Drama” is less a movie about marrying a would-be monster than it is about the terror of being exposed for who we were at our worst moment.

Movies You Need To See: They Will Kill You

Kirill Sokolov’s “They Will Kill You” is demonic action movie pastiche; a trite film gift-wrapped in the stolen flesh of beloved movies that came before.

Movies You Need To See: Project Hail Mary

Lord and Miller’s “Project Hail Mary” soars when it abandons armageddon in favor of the adorable friendship between a man and a rock monster.

Blues and Blood: An Oral History of “Sinners”

Ryan Coogler's "Sinners" hit it big at the Oscars, an honor shared not just with the winners but the entire crew who helped bring the film to life.

Oscar Nominees You Need To See: Sirât

Oliver Laxe’s “Sirât” contends that when walking a tight rope above the fires of damnation, what else is there to do but accept fate and dance.
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Oscar Nominees You Need To See: The Secret Agent

Kleber Mendonça Filho’s “The Secret Agent” is a lush and deeply felt film that remembers fondly the lives left to rot under the boot prints of fascism.

Movies You Need To See: The Bride!

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s “The Bride!” is a maximalist monstrosity, a janky mess of mismatched cinematic cadaver parts that still sparks joy despite itself.

Oscar Nominees You Need To See: Train Dreams

“Train Dreams” seeks to grasp the unknowability of time through the life of a simple man cursed for his inaction to stop an unspeakable act of cruelty.

Movies You Need To See: Pillion

Harry Lighton's "Pillion" is a reclamation of love and self that every person has undertaken in their own way; though perhaps with less leather chaps.
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