In 1998, the world was shook by a deeply disturbing crime drama that would soon join the club of films you watch once and never again. This film from nearly three decades ago was American History X by English director, Tony Kaye, who up until that point had been known for his prolific work in commercials and music videos, most notably for artists like Soul Asylum, The Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Johnny Cash. For the first time since 2011, Kaye is out with a new feature film:

This year's Venice Film Festival like always, introduced the world to a slate of new, incredible films by some of the entertainment industry's top figures. That's to be expected of one of the top film festivals in the world. While Venice is known for showing features, it also showcases a wide array of short films from around the world. This year, one of the most notable shorts was How to Shoot a Ghost by Eva H.D. and Academy Award winner, Charlie Kaufman. Marking a triumphan

In 2017, legendary actor Daniel Day-Lewis starred in Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread , his last film before going into retirement. The news that he would no longer appear on screen came as a devastating blow to millions of film lovers, but luckily for them, this retirement would be short lived. This year's New York Film Festival saw the release of his latest project, Anemone , which he co-wrote with his son, Ronan, who served as the film's director. But after debuting w

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This past Sunday, the New York pioneering experimental filmmaker, Ken Jacobs, passed away at the age of 92. The loss of Ken Jacobs not...

Last month The Toronto International Film Festival celebrated fifty years of operation. After half a century of showcasing new and...

Producer, Ryan Murphy has been making successful television shows for the past twenty five years. From Nip/Tuck , to Glee , to American...

South by Southwest in Austin, Texas has always been known for its cutting-edge short film programs, showcasing new and talented voices...

Filmmaker Nia DaCosta is one that I’ve been consistently paying attention to since her grossly underrated re-imagining of Candyman  in...

2023 was the year of Margot Robbie. Scoring an Oscar nomination, becoming the highest paid actress in the world, as well as starring in...

2025 has been an unprecedented year when it comes to actors becoming directors. This year alone audiences have seen A-list stars like...

[the following review is spoiler-free] Ever since his directorial debut, Get Out back in 2017, Jordan Peele has remained one of the...

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In 2019, first-time director, Michael Angelo Covino had his feature film, The Climb premiere at the Cannes Film Festival. An...

Chloé Zhao is perhaps the most devastating victim in recent memory of the indie darling to blockbuster machine pipeline. Her 2021 best...

[the following review is spoiler-free] Back in January, The Sundance Film Festival in Utah had arguably one of the most eventful years...

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[the following review is spoiler free] Guillermo Del Toro is one of those filmmakers whose work will excite me even if it was just...

Ahh, the biopic, there’s no genre quite like it. Tried and true story beats, predictable formulas, usually one really great Oscar-baity...

[the following review is spoiler-free] Introducing the newest installment in his wildly successful Knives Out franchise at its TIFF...