Peckinpah’s underrated film receives a good transfer, with an audio commentary that formidably analyzes the filmmaker’s autumnal art.
Lionsgate outfits one of the most original American crime films in ages with a gorgeously gnarly transfer.
A beautiful transfer of a revolutionary and emotionally devastating masterpiece of early cinema.
Criterion has colorfully refurbished Melville’s nearly abstract masterpiece of cool loneliness.
Sion Sono, allergic to subtlety, is terrified that we won’t notice his detonation of Nikkatsu’s sexploitation traditions.
The sensibility of Spike Lee’s Netflix series offers hope for a country riven by ignorance and hatred.
Golden Exits, the new film by Alex Ross Perry, a favorite of this festival, is an explosion of the director’s aesthetic.
The film physicalizes gender upheaval with an equivocation between sex and violence that’s played for comedy.
The film doesn’t have much of a point, as its characters are reductive variables in an inevitable equation of carnage.
The disc’s supplements that emphasize Bava’s bona fides as an influential auteur.
We spoke to Seimetz about achieving a “live wire” atmosphere on set.
The filmmaker discusses the trust in the freedom of risk and discomfort.
Takashi Miike’s film understands violence and vengeance as self-perpetuating cycles.
The second season of The Girlfriend Experience is knottier and more surprising than the first.
Erik Nelson’s film straddles a fine and admirable line between lurid sensationalism and sober humanism.
Takashi Miike’s film is a work of robust genre craftsmanship that’s informed with a sly sense of self-interrogation.
Lynch’s misunderstood film receives a transformative restoration that brings its tarnished beauty to life.
In its visceral purity, Jairus McLeary’s film drags male toxicity up into the light, offering it as a cure for itself.
Writer-director Franck Khalfoun’s Amityville: The Awakening is an elegant entry in a lame series of horror films.
Mindhunter understands that words are ultimately an extension of the role play that defines our lives.