Being an artist leaves you vulnerable.
Virginie Efira and Charlotte Rampling shine in Benedetta, a Paul Verhoeven film that leans into the director’s trademarks and the actresses’ talents to miraculous effect.
The Knockturnal was on the scene for the 59th New York Film Festival Opening Night screening of “The Tragedy of Macbeth.”
Iconic won’t even begin to describe the legacy that David Chase brought into the world when he created his hit series The Sopranos in 1999.
‘My Little Pony,’ has been beloved for nearly 40 years, ever since the world was introduced to the adorable original pony characters – Cotton Candy, Blue Belle, Butterscotch, Minty, Snuzzle, and Blossom – in 1983. Since then, the ponies have become a meaningful part of pop culture, transcending both age and gender. The latest iteration of the animation to gallop on our screens, ‘My Little Pony: A New Generation,’ premieres on Netflix on September 24, 2021, and the cast is nothing short of star-packed.
Dear Evan Hansen,
Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand lead a visually stunning and impeccably acted (if unimaginative) Tragedy of Macbeth
The plot of “Best Sellers” sounds like an award-winning novel in itself: A frustrated author (Michael Caine) must reluctantly brave through a book tour to save a boutique publishing house, run by executives played by Aubrey Plaza and Ellen Wong. Put down your book because “Best Sellers” is one of the best films we’ve seen this year.
At the Film at Lincoln Center this autumn, check out the best of American and International cinema with the 59th NYFF!
With his new film Malignant set to release, The Knockturnal decided to look back on Director James Wan’s Scariest horror films.