‘Blood Tea and Red String’: an experimental stop-motion classic 13 years in the making
A powerful and unsettling animation.
Film Archives: 01/2025
“She is blameless of her malady”: ‘Nosferatu’ as an allegory for sexual assault
A nuanced depiction of complex trauma.
‘The Brutalist’ editor confirms use of AI to help with Hungarian accents
He also used it for generating images.
Rami Malek reveals he was racially profiled by police
Malek admitted to feeling like an outsider growing up in the US, thanks to his background.
Bill Skarsgård wasn’t always Count Orlok: “I wrote him a very shamefully earnest letter”
Before playing the titular vampire, Skarsgård was initially cast as another character.
10 average 1990s action thrillers that beat anything made today
Welcome to the world of the five-star three-star movie.
Why is ‘It’ the single most definitive Stephen King movie?
The best representation there’s ever been of King on-screen.
David Fincher explains why he shoots so many takes: “That doesn’t make any sense to me”
A unique approach to filmmaking.
