'Godzilla Minus Zero' Is A Worthy Follow-up to 'Godzilla Minus One'
Although the human elements aren’t as cohesive as in Godzilla Minus One, Godzilla Minus Zero is still a world-class blockbuster spectacle.
“Someday We Will Be Voices From The Past.”
As the period political thriller enters the Criterion Collection, writer-director Kleber Mendonça Filho talks to Inverse about the pulpy poetry of The Secret Agent.
Flying Saucers Meet ‘50s Bikers in the Absurdist Sci-Fi Comedy 'Alpha Gang'
Riley Keough leads a committed cast in this slight, but strange, sci-fi comedy from the directors of Sasquatch Sunset.
'Wild Horse Nine' Is An Unbridled Triumph
Not a single shot or line of dialogue is misplaced in this masterful comedic thriller, about a sundowning CIA agent and his frazzled partner.
Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' Is A Pitch-Perfect Adaptation — With One Big Flaw
Bringing the classic Stephen King thriller to contemporary times works surprisingly well.
40 Years Ago, 'Blue Velvet' Caught Detective Movies with Their Pants Down
“I don’t know if you’re a detective or a pervert.”
'The Face of Horror' Is a Feminist Art-Horror Fairytale Like No Other
Based on an iconic Japanese ghost story, the heightened aesthetics and tragic fatalism of Anna Biller’s latest feminist art-horror film are nothing less than sublime.
Get Swept Up in the Terrifying Current of 'River,' Horror’s Next Big Thing
Premiering in the Midnight Madness section at TIFF, this excellent new slasher is horror filmmaking at its most elemental.
'Chronovisor' Is The Year’s Most Absorbing — and Unusual — Mystery
The Da Vinci Code meets Tenet in this odd and appealingly literate mystery-thriller hybrid.
'Fall 2: Deadpoint' Lands With A Splat
The term here is “unforced error.”
'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America
Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s bullet-riddled John Carpenter homage gets its kicks from gun fetishism and conspiracy theories.
'Idiots' Is Kind of Dumb (Not That There’s Anything Wrong with That)
Likable leads and silly stoner humor make for agreeable comedy, if you don’t think about it that hard.
Robert De Niro Hunts the Same Killer Twice in the Netflix Crime Thriller 'The Whisper Man'
“Daddy issues” doesn’t even begin to cover it.
'Colony' Resurrects Some of Zombie Cinema’s Greatest Hits
Zombies? In a shopping mall? Groundbreaking.
Bruce Campbell Announces Ash Williams’ Retirement
It’s time to lay down the boomstick.
RIP Screaming Mad George. If You Don’t Know That Name, Watch 'Society' Immediately.
Pure goopy genius.
'Insidious: Out of the Further' Digs Up a Few Good Scares
Six movies in, the Insidious series digs into its lore for a sequel marked by fresh scares and stale characterizations.
10 Years Ago, Two Indie Juggernauts Got Off To A Flatulent Start
Swiss Army Man has way more fart and boner jokes than you might expect from two future Oscar-winning directors.
I Spent 10 Days at the Fantasia Film Festival. Here Are 10 Films To Watch Out For.
North America’s largest genre film festival screens hundreds of movies every year. Here are 10 to look out for.
Chris Carter Wants To Believe
With the director’s cut of I Want to Believe now on streaming, the creator of The X-Files talks faith, Frankenstein, and whether he misses 24-episode seasons of TV.