When I first opened Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir, “The Chronology of Water,” I could not get myself to stop reading. I felt like I was gulping down each chapter, and wouldn’t feel satiated until I had finished them all. I had never read anything like it; nonlinear, feral, unflinchingly honest, poetic, raw, dark as hell, and fascinating, both in the life it chronicled and in the way Yuknavitch chose to tell it.
An intimate screening of the film MONEY TALK$, written and directed by Tony Mucci, was held at the Core Club in New York City, attended by no more than 50 people, including members of the cast, producers, and Mucci himself. The screening was followed by a Q&A moderated by Liam Crowley, joined by Mucci, producer Bryan Schmier, and actors Zolee Griggs and Tyler “Hook” Senerchia.
You know what?! We (didn’t) invent Post-Its!
NEW YORK, NY – October 9, 2025 — Peacock rolled out the red carpet at the Directors Guild of America Theater for the New York premiere of its chilling new limited series, Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy. The premiere screening was followed by an exclusive after-party at The Lobster Club, bringing together cast, producers, creators, and guests from across film and television.
The room went silent as soon as the lights dimmed. That’s the thing about a Kathryn Bigelow film — you feel it coming before you even see it.
Every so often, a film arrives that doesn’t just raise expectations—it rewrites them. Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is one of those films.
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.