A film critic's top ten films of every year since 2013, from Before Midnight to One Battle After Another. Each year's No. 1 and full ranked lists.
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The backrooms themselves are the film’s greatest achievement: grotesque distortions of ordinary infrastructure assembled in ways that feel cosmically unnatural. Chairs melt into floors and ceilings.
David Lowery is nothing if not a masterful curio. The multi-hyphenate storyteller (whose IMDb credits span directing, writing, cinematography, producing, editing, acting, sound design, and – somehow – ...
With 2025 just about in the rearview window, tis the moment to take stock of what worked in 2025 before turning ahead to the most anticipated movies of 2026. As usual, the films I responded to most ...
When it was announced that the first theatrical Star Wars film in seven years would be The Mandalorian and Grogu, the fandom’s response was less thunderous anticipation than a collective, deeply ...
I’ll be the first to admit I’m not the biggest Christopher Nolan disciple. His devotees across the internet are as vast as they are loud, but I’ve often found myself struggling to connect with his ...
Love ’em or hate ’em, horror movies are more popular now than they have ever been. And for great reason. This decade has delivered a multitude of diverse horror options, smashing box office records, ...
What a deranged way to kick off 2026. Primate, Johannes Roberts’ feverish little rabid chimpanzee slasher, is a gloriously squirmy exercise in pure genre efficiency. Sustaining a bone-deep sense of ...
One of the most beautifully shot post-apocalyptic movies ever filmed, Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars takes full advantage of its rugged mountain landscapes. Hig (Jacob Elordi), a survivor with a ...
Brother and sister Isla (Gayle Rankin) and Sandy (Grant O’Rourke) have been living alone on the isolated, windswept Auk Isle off the coast of Scotland for 30 years. Entirely self-reliant, they spend ...
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