Nosferatu (2024), directed by Robert Eggers, remakes the 1922 silent classic with German Expressionist lighting and a runtime past two hours. Our review: a resurrection rather than a remake, genuinely frightening, and one of the best-crafted horror films of the year. Minor spoilers ahead.
Nosferatu redefines what a remake should be—honoring its roots while delivering a modern horror masterpiece.
You may not want to look up with Marah Strauch and Bryce Leavitt’s new film dropping right out of the sky.
Using two GoPro cameras, 22-year-old filmmaker Samuel Habib introduces himself to the world — and the world to his perspective.
Love is rare in the year 2024 but so is the coherence in Summer Shelton’s new movie.
In “Mama I’m a Big Girl Now,” Broadway stars Marissa Jaret Winokur, Kerry Butler and Laura Bell Bundy reminisce on their careers, friendships and personal lives in a cabaret full of zany moments and heartfelt reflection.
Spike Manton and Harry Teinowitz’s new play, Another Shot, captures the serious subjects of sobriety and alcoholism with wit and humor, creating a shockingly honest portrayal of addiction.
Last week, The Knockturnal had the honor of attending the Secret Sauce Soiree at Carmine’s in Midtown Manhattan, a speakeasy-themed family-style dinner and benefit for the Mama Mare Breast Cancer Foundation, in conjunction with Breast Cancer Awareness and National Pasta Month.
Power is something that everyone who crawls the Earth longs to have. Power is hard to attain and even harder to keep, but Edward Jones has managed to span a legacy of maintaining authority as a gangster.
The time has finally come for the merc with the mouth and our favorite hairy mutant to reunite on screen together since 2009 for what’s to be the MCU’s Summer blockbuster (which has already broke records for an R rated film).