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The director’s thirteenth feature proves that his budget-first approach to making movies has reached its limit
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This refreshing look at sub/dom relations from newcomer Harry Lighton is a gem, even if it could afford to dig deeper
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HBO’s hypnotic new miniseries is a masterful exploration of two men in search of a new masculinity
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Though Oliver Hermanus’ love letter to early record making has its moments, it isn’t half the film it could have been
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It’s not that Emerald Fennell has tried and failed to adapt Brontë’s novel. It’s that in today’s cultural climate, she didn’t have to try
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David Szalay’s first novel and 2025 Booker Prize Winner has all the makings of a sharp and unflinching examination of male alienation and immigrant life. So why was I left cold?
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Lukas Dhont’s 2022 Grand Prix winner grows ever more relevant with each year — and is, despite its tough subject matter, utterly life-affirming
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Though Jacob Elordi is magnificent as Shelley’s foe, Del Toro’s avoidance of grappling with modern technological ills is felt
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Bigelow’s Netflix white-knuckle thriller mines our worst fears in an immersive epic that succumbs to melodrama
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Veering from the psycho-gothic claustrophobia that made his name, Aronofsky shakes things up with a confused, balls-to-the-wall caper
