One can't go a calendar year without at least a few dozen films being labeled Hitchcockian. While some films, like Disturbia and Stoker, are more blatant in...
Update: Sources tells Deadline that a new iteration of FilmStruck is "in the cards," but it may not launch until late 2019, when WarnerMedia launches a new ...
Rachel Weisz is heading into a major fall with her supporting turn in The Favourite, but it's not the only film from the actress arriving this month. She al...
“For a vacation without aggravation.” So begins The Green Book, a guide for black travelers of the limited establishments they were welcome at in a segregated A...
One of the most acclaimed films of the fall is Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity follow-up ROMA, a gorgeous black-and-white drama set in Mexico City in the early ’70...
Sebastián Lelio recently had his worldwide breakthrough with his Oscar-winning A Fantastic Woman and his lesbian romance Disobedience, but prior to that, th...
There are few more perfect trilogies than Pixar's Toy Story, both in the world of animation and beyond. However, money calls and so the company is continuin...
Barry Jenkins' If Beale Street Could Talk won't hit theaters for another month or so, but you can now let some of the film's beauty seep in thanks to the re...
Jordan Raup is the founder and editor-in-chief of The Film Stage and a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic. Track his obsessive film-watching on Letterboxd.
