Get Out
Director Jordan Peele has done his homework. He is clearly a fan of 1970’s social-horror films.
Director Jordan Peele has done his homework. He is clearly a fan of 1970’s social-horror films.
Writers Ben Collins and Luke Pietrowski have a preternatural sense of the teen mind and a way with dialogue.
A beautiful, deeply empathetic, world-embracing lip smack of an animated film.
Director Anita Rocha da Silveira draws a direct parallel between sex and death, but she uses the age of her characters to bring that observation to a phantasmagoric boil.
An aggressively quirky, misanthropic film focusing on a singularly unpleasant human being, and it almost works.
Jessica Williams imbues this sweet-natured film with a fierce, vibrant heart.
Ana Lily Amirpour cross-pollinates Mad Max and Antonioni and almost stitches them together seamlessly, but her pretensions get in the way.
A film full of heart, a feel-good movie about women’s suffrage, and the Fatal Attraction dynamic is given a twist.
Pink river dolphins, space exploration, and Gilbert Gottfried are among the subjects of these quick takes.