Film

The veteran cult filmmaker turns his attention to a new indie release, fittingly about a man who deprograms cult members.

The editor turned director breaks down the brilliantly constructed opening sequence of this classic '70s psychological horror.

The latest Blumhouse production is a film 14-year-old Joel Potrykus would’ve loved as much as Mountain Dew. But Potrykus isn't a teenager anymore.

During the cinematic dumping ground that is the winter, a Will Smith movie is indeed a welcome thing, even if doesn't exactly reinvent the wheel.

Remember your creepy Uncle David from Canada? He was respectable for a bit, but now he's back with the best horror movie he's made since the '90s.

A caffeinated conversation with the British documentarian as his latest work premiered simultaneously at a film festival and online.

The Hollywood screenwriter chats with the couple about their new movie, its retro roots, acting as a director, and much more.

A filmmaker sees strong parallels with her own life in this film that puts a personal spin on the behind-the-scenes documentary.

The British director's masterful debut about one long night in early '70s Belfast is a film that should be seen and championed by all.

In this observational documentary about a fledgling free school, the drama of childhood is portrayed with steadiness and restraint.

Surely the only piece on the decade-hopping comedy sequel to reference the Buddha's sense of humor and diss both film school and Vladimir Nabokov.

An overview of the films in contention at the Academy Awards this weekend, courtesy of Talkhouse Film's brain trust.