In “The Mountain,” Director Rick Alverson Paints a Grim, Honest Portrait of America
The film tries, and succeeds, to get as far away from Hollywood conventions as possible
Ari Aster Is Redefining Horror Films for Scary Times
A chat with the "Hereditary" director ahead of the release of "Midsommar," his massively anticipated sophomore film
5 Simple Rules for Making a Great Music Documentary
Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin make for compelling subjects, but how do other directors pull off making interesting concert-based films?
Bill Murray Plays Himself
Or is that just what he wants us to think?
The Life, Death and Possible Rebirth of a Must-See Indie Flick
Why "Under the Silver Lake" went from Cannes darling to being abandoned by its studio
With New Acquisitions Afoot, What Is the Netflix Endgame?
A theatre, print magazine and radio station show the streaming movie service is up to something. But what?