Almodóvar’s cathartic melodrama of gender, sexuality, and family still strikes a universal chord after 25 years

I Saw the TV Glow is one of the best films about identity I’ve ever seen.

Challengers is something truly special. I’m going to cherish this one for a very long time.

Nicolas Cage’s overlooked, empathetic gem still resonates 30 years on

As narrative conflicts go, Civil War shoots too many blanks to be effective.

Patel shows directorial promise, displaying a uniquely personal vision that allows Monkey Man to defy simplistic genre classifications.

Wicked Little Letters is one of those stories that would never be believable if it hadn’t actually happened.

Jonathan Demme’s 2004 take on The Manchurian Candidate has honestly aged rather well. The acting is stellar, there’s plenty of tension, and many of this update’s core ideas remain as prescient and as timely as ever.

Six decades later, Seven Days in May remains a powerfully prescient political thriller