I SAW THE TV GLOW: from another perspective
Videodrome but make it Vaporwave
Videodrome but make it Vaporwave
Challengers centers around a tennis match that will define the lives of both men on the court. But if you asked me who won, I’m not sure I could tell you.
Garland’s “what if” scenario surprises as a solid rebound for the filmmaker
You’ve heard the age-old adage: It’s about the journey, not the destination. Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire banks on the opposite being true. It’s an exercise in reverse-engineering, taking a few key end points and mapping out a plot that could possibly get us there. We want a shot of Godzilla and Kong side-by-side and flying through the air in slow-mo while trying to punch an enemy – how do we do that? We want Kong to have a cool mecha-arm – why does he have it? Godzilla should be pink! But how?
But how? For a movie about prehistoric creatures prancing around the Earth’s crust like it’s the interior of a wrestling ring, it’s a question Godzilla x Kong is surprisingly concerned with.
Julio Torres has concocted one of the best directorial debuts in recent memory
The Farrelly brothers, The Safdie Brothers, The Wachowski sisters – there’s no shortage of sibling director duos who have parted ways, either permanently or temporarily, to experiment on solo works. The Coen brothers joined their ranks with Joel Coen’s solo-directed film The Tragedy of Macbeth in 2021. If The Tragedy of Macbeth might have given any clue as to who the “serious one” of the duo was, Ethan Coen’s Drive-Away Dolls seems designed to give an equally emphatic answer as to the source of the duo’s comedic chops.
The delayed sequel marks a huge improvement on the first in almost every way.
Nolan’s latest notches the second largest nomination haul ever.
Christopher Nolan’s film dominates and remains a clear favorite for Oscar glory
Our review of the latest from Martin Scorsese, an adaptation of David Grann’s acclaimed book about the turn of the century crimes against the Osage Nation
David Gordon Green has done it again. What’s that? Make another crappy horror film, that’s what!
Our picks for the five best films that played this year’s Toronto International Film Festival
ScreenRex highlights five examples of creative work at TIFF that caught us off guard, for better or for worse
If you had to summarize the biggest trend at the Toronto Film Festival this year – apart from the effects of both writers and actors being on strike – it might be that 2023 was the year many actors made the jump to directing.
Our next set of reviews from TIFF; inclusive of films by Chris Pine, Finn Wolfhard, Ryusuke Hamaguchi and Hirokazu Kore-eda