In the ever-expanding universe of superhero cinema, few franchises have had as tumultuous a journey as the Fantastic Four. After several iterations that struggled to strike the right chord, ‘Fantastic Four: First Steps’ arrives not only as a much-needed course correction but also as a vibrant, heartfelt reimagining that feels entirely fresh — and refreshingly human.
Nosferatu redefines what a remake should be—honoring its roots while delivering a modern horror masterpiece.
David Cronenberg is the undisputed king of body horror, though this title doesn’t accurately prepare you for the emotional core that beats beneath The Shrouds.
Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson, and Galen Johnson return for another collaboration with their black comedy Rumors, which premiered on day 2 of the New York Film Festival.
After a three- year hiatus, The Braxton’s are back, bringing with them the raw, unfiltered reality of life after loss. The latest season isn’t just another chapter in the Braxtons’ story—it’s a new beginning as the family continues to grapple with the death of their sister Traci.
Joel Potrykus is an interesting filmmaker.
Writing is hard.
Thursday night at Metrograph on the Lower East Side, A24 celebrated the New York premiere of TUESDAY, a masterpiece film written and directed by Daina O. Pusić. Starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Lola Petticrew, TUESDAY takes on the fear of death, the anxiety of identity, the prevalence of humor in darkness, and the incredible pain often accompanying the deepest love.
Get ready for the “battle of the exes!”
