No Director Understands the Fragile Male Ego Like Albert Brooks
Woody Allen gets the plaudits, but Brooks is the true connoisseur of men behaving meekly
Charlie Kaufman Has Reached Peak "Whoa, Dude"
"I'm Thinking of Ending Things" is the culmination of 20 years of mindbending solipsism
Remembering the Steve Martin Buddy Comedy That Begins Where "Goodfellas" Ended
Thirty years later, "My Blue Heaven" deserves a second look
The Greatest Case Alan Dershowitz Ever Built Was His Own Mythology
How America's most famous trial lawyer helped create the court of public opinion he now rails against
The Importance of Sitting Through “Unwatchable” Movies
Holocaust drama “The Painted Bird” joins a long tradition of films that make us reckon with human suffering
Looking Back at a Decade of Iconoclastic Director Yorgos Lanthimos
Lanthimos is proof that the movie industry isn't always broken
"Da 5 Bloods" Actor Norm Lewis Explains the Methods and Mayhem of Spike Lee
A 30-year Broadway veteran, Lewis is enjoying a breakout of sorts with his latest role
"Shirley" Is 2020's Most Surprisingly Timely Movie
Shirley Jackson's life is adapted to a movie that's as complicated and interesting as the author's writing
Abel Ferrara Chats Old NYC, Life Before Quarantine and His Porno Roots
The legendary director regales from lockdown in his apartment in Rome
Even at 90, Clint Eastwood's Film Legend Continues to Evolve
"The Mule" and "Richard Jewell" find the iconic actor-director grappling with refreshingly new material
Is There Anything Under the Surface of Ryan Murphy’s Shallow Showbiz Utopias?
With "Hollywood," the "Glee" and "Pose" showrunner demonstrates a troubling return to form
Remembering "Society," The Bizarre '80s Horror Flick Where the Rich Ate the Rich
Brian Yuzna's subversive take on old money vs. new money deserves a second look
Justin Kurzel's "True History of the Kelly Gang" Is a Shoot-Em-Up With Some Soul
For his fourth feature, Australia's prodigal son has returned to his visceral, lo-fi roots
We Watched All 12 of Quibi's "Unscripted" Shows and Learned Absolutely Nothing
It's like a "30 Rock" joke come to life. And not in a good way.
Coronavirus Could Change the Way Movies Are Released — Forever
The sacred “theatrical window” may go by the wayside as studios scramble to limit their losses
Add "Swallow" to the WASP Horror Canon Immediately
Carlo Mirabella-Davis's new film fits comfortably alongside recent successes like "Get Out" and "Ready or Not"