Ever since Apple TV announced its new crime series Nocturne, I’ve been on pins and needles. The top-tier crime drama is a carefully crafted psychological thriller led by Emmy Award-winning emotional ...
Magic can happen when music and film are brought together. Let’s look at the top 25 best needle drops, or uses of songs, in movies! Non-original songs have been put into films about as long as the ...
The voiceover is one of the most fascinating and compelling elements of It Gets Worse. While voiceovers can sometimes feel too exposition-heavy in film and tv, this series uses it in a funny and ...
We interview director Hyun Lee about her debut feature French Girls, fashion, working with non-actors, and the joys of making ...
Psychological terror and slow-burning dread define these best horror thriller suspense movies, ranked from unnerving to utterly devastating. Unlike their slash-and ...
Winner of the Orizzonti Award for Best Director at this year’s Venice Film Festival, A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra ...
In Artificial, Guadagnino explores entirely new terrain as he unravels the tale of a technological giant, with the cadence other storytellers use to dissect ancient epics. His retelling of the rise of ...
Streaming season is heating up and bringing some mouth-watering, must-see thrills. Here are the 8 new shows to stream in October 2026. Finally, my favorite month of the year is here, and the thrills ...
The Loud and Clear team recommends 35 movies to watch at the 2026 BFI London Film Festival, from big world premieres to lesser known gems. Read the list! The 2026 BFI London Film Festival is about to ...
Onslaught is the cheesiest 70s action horror movie that somehow made its way to 2026, featuring a superb performance from Adria Arjona. There’s really no better way to show that than through Arjona’s ...
The 51st Toronto Film Festival brings 293 films from 66 countries. Here are 20 movies to watch at TIFF 2026. The Toronto International Film Festival reaches its 51st edition this September, and Loud ...
Stories don’t survive because they’re preserved. They survive because somebody tells them again, usually a little differently than the last person did. The Brothers Grimm didn’t invent Cinderella.
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