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How ‘Psycho and ‘Scream’ Reshaped the Moviegoing Experience
Six words changed the course of horror film history.
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The 6 Best Movies of the 2026 Berlin Film Festival
From Mexico to Turkey, the best movies of the year’s first big international festival covered a range of timely subjects.
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Elvis Avoided the Political Question, But His Concerts Were a different Story
The King of Rock didn’t like to share his views, but he projected them onstage.
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The First Romantic Movie Was Made 130 Years Ago
“The Kiss” set the stage for the way movies interrogate the nature of relationships.
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Charli XCX Makes Her Case to Movie Lovers
As the pop star makes her way into movies, she’s provoking substantial conversations about the nature of fame.
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The 12 Best Movies of the 2026 Sundance Film Festival
From Harlem to Mexico and the Philippines, this year’s Sundance films hailed from around the globe.
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Welcome Back, Sam Raimi: ‘Send Help’ is Where You Belong
This article originally appeared in our weekly newsletter. Subscribe by creating a free account here. Corporate work culture has fueled many endearing satires, from Brazil to Office Space, but Send Help veers in a fresh, twisted, and very funny direction.…
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The Last Sundance in Park City Is All About Rare Experiences
Movies grappling with rare experiences form the backbone of the last Sundance in Park City.
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When Oscars and Sundance Collide
This year’s Oscar nominations coincide with the start of the Sundance Film Festival as it reaches a turning point.
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How ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Presents the Future of Movies
James Cameron’s blockbuster gives an indication of where the medium might head next.