As hip-hop’s capacity for expression from all corners widens, its popularity and proliferation only intensifies.
These scenes are reminders of the collective rapture that awaits us when we’re able to return to movie theaters.
Great acting is so abundant every year that it runs the risk of being taken for granted.
The best horror films of the year were intensely concerned with the destruction of the family unit.
Our list just might bring to attention a few choice titles that had previously fallen through the cracks.
This year, a pandemic revealed that cinema, like every other facet of society, wants for more democratization.
These are the shows that spoke to us most in a year where everything seemed to speak to us more loudly than ever before.
As we grappled with what it means to shut down and rise up, music in 2020 gave us an outlet, a voice, and an escape.
The circumstances of 2020 threw an age-old debate over the role of music in our lives into sharp relief.
When reality plunged us into chaos this year, so many of the best interactive experiences offered us respite.
We took a look back at the icon’s catalog and ranked all 11 studio albums from worst to best.
The myth of Joan Crawford’s life and career is inseparable from what she did on screen.
In the ’70s, a new wave of horror film presented terror as a messy, brutally honest implosion from within.
There’s something equal parts twisted and romantic about the format of the drive-in theater uniting with theater-killing streaming technology to preserve the institution of the film festival.
We decided to reevaluate the singer’s discography and discovered that her trajectory as an artist has been far from linear.
Here’s some of our favorite horror films currently streaming on the Criterion Channel.
“Western Noir” is currently streaming on the Criterion Channel.
These 20 albums reflect a reckoning with ourselves, the patriarchy, systemic racism, and our connection to the planet.
Making the old new again could be the mantra of this year’s gaming.
It’s hard to tell whether we’re in the midst of a film apocalypse, a film revolution, or both.