Mrs. Miniver, winner of six Academy Awards, delivers a moving portrait of British resilience during World War II.

I have something like 1,500 books (not counting the ones stacked in the garage, various cheap kids’ books, and some my wife has bought that haven’t been logged). But I haven’t read most of them. I ...

A zeitgeist-defining sensation that distilled a global reckoning over class inequality into a tour de force of pop-cinema subversion, Bong Joon Ho’s genre-scrambling black-comic thriller confirms his ...

Hello and welcome to another addition of Five Cool Things, the bi-weekly article where I talk about all the fun, interesting, and cool things I’ve discovered since the last time. This week we’re ...

This 1977 Taiwanese martial arts actioner launches immediately into 10+ minutes of intense fight scenes before briefly pausing for some cursory dialogue, only to get right back into the action.

Criminals in Gotham are dealing with caped crusader by the name of Azreal (Pablo Schreiber), who is much more deadlier than Batman (Anson Mount) as the bloody opening sequence, which helps earn the ...

This week we’re talking about a crime novel I accidentally read twice, and a whole lot of horror movies because it is October and that’s spooky season.

If you go into this film expecting a breezy rom-com, you may be surprised at its particularly zany comedy elements. That’s because the film is actually a bit of a reunion project for members of the ...

Woody Allen’s Manhattan is a love letter to New York City, photographed in gorgeous black and white, and accompanied by a Gershwin soundtrack that makes the city feel like the center of the universe.

As portrayed in his autobiographical comic-book series, Joe Matt was a lazy dirtbag. He was also a supremely talented cartoonist, best known as part of the holy trinity of Canadian indie artists along ...

Legendary and highly influential filmmaker Samuel Fuller (1912-97) was one of the true rebels of cinema. He was very versatile, making westerns, film noirs, war epics, and even racial horror (White ...

Woody Allen’s Manhattan is a gorgeous, frequently hilarious love letter to New York City, but its tangled romances and uncomfortable age gap complicate its status as a romantic classic.