While the reaction to David Lowery's The Green Knight has run the gamut here at The Film Stage, we can all agree on one thing: its use of visual effects is amo...
As 2021 mercifully winds down, the Criterion Channel have a (November) lineup that marks one of their most diverse selections in some time—films by the new mas...
Returning to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy thirty years after his narrative feature JFK, Oliver Stone's latest work is a documentary taking a ...
With her first film in over a decade arriving to much acclaim on the fall festival circuit (including our own Venice review), there's still a few weeks to go b...
Written and directed by Danis Goulet, Night Raiders is set in a dystopian North America in 2044 as we follow a mother who joins an underground band of vigilant...
After winning the Best International Feature Film Oscar a few years ago with Alfonso Cuarón's Roma, Mexico has another notable contender this year. Tatiana Hue...
If this morning's bland, formulaic trailers for Uncharted and Red Notice put you to sleep, Michael Bay is here to jolt you back to life. Despite how one may fe...
Ahead of a ceremony on November 29, this year's Gotham Awards nominations have been unveiled, featuring some of the year's finest cinema. Among the nominations...
This Thanksgiving, if one is looking to bite into some post-Halloween horror, a new Welsh folk horror feature looks to satisfy. Lee Haven Jones' The Feast, whi...
MoviePass is, sadly, dead and gone but the major theatrical chains took a few lessons from the rather radical experiment in exhibition. For a more premium pric...
After graduating from Hampshire College with a degree in music theory, Leonard Pearce turned his passions to film and writing. He lives in upstate NY with his wife Laura and cat Tardi.
