Despite its promising director and gimmicky concept, this clown-themed slasher underwhelms.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s 1996 debut is a confident character study and showcase for its excellent cast.
Jia Zhangke’s latest spans, echoes, and repurposes decades of his work into an inspired, experimental film.
Josh Hartnett headlines this entertaining if familiar actioner.
It’s the rare MCU movie that’s about something more human than saving a city, world, or multiverse.
Durga Chew-Bose’s debut film outshines the 1958 adaptation of Françoise Sagan’s novel.
Andrei Tarkovsky’s post-apocalyptic meditation on faith is one of cinema’s most mysterious, transfixing films.
Ignite Films’ essential new disc is available now.
Brian recommends three movies: one on VOD, one in theaters, and another to keep on your radar.
Featuring reviews of Quisling: The Final Days and LUZ.
