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"Give Anna Faris a retroactive Oscar for cult classic, a masterful and still under-appreciated entry to the stoner comedy canon...a hilarious all-in-one-day misadventure that rivals After Hours, Run Lola Run, and Uncut Gems in terms of its sheer narrative escalation." - Nylon Cult queer…
A couple's road accident causes a woman to lose her unborn child, and now she wants revenge. Driven by rage over her loss, she plots a dark scheme against the pair who are trying to move past the tragedy. With…
“One of the finest installments in the Godzilla franchise...with the greatest practical-effects monster that the franchise has ever produced” - Slant Magazine Diving into delirious realms of imagination, this entry in the Godzilla franchise’s 1980s resurgence showcased the towering beast…
“A fascinating time capsule of queer art and culture in the early 1970s. It fits right in with John Waters’ filmography and Rocky Horror.” - Dirty Movies Trans icon (and Warhol superstar) Holly Woodlawn plays Eve Harrington, a small-town girl…
"A decadent delight! Glorified opulence at its finest with a cotton-candy colored sugar coating." - Behind the Lens Written and directed by the great Sofia Coppola, MARIE ANTOINETTE is an electrifying yet intimate re-telling of the turbulent life of history's…
No animals were harmed in the making of this film. 70 cast and crew members were. 11 years, many millions and many real-life Apocalypse Now-style tragedies in the making, this maniacal, well-meaning fever dream/career-derailing utopian social experiment/animal-attack crucible stars The…
"Still holds up because it knows exactly what it is: a smart, funny showcase for Sandra Bullock’s charisma, supported by a delightful ensemble and Michael Caine’s scene-stealing turn." - Solzy at the Movies It's April 25, the perfect date to…
"One of the greatest movies ever made. So often overlooked in the canon of great science-fiction films. To this day, it remains one of the most moving films I’ve ever seen.” - Mark Kermode In 1968, visual effects pioneer Douglas…
This month, Arkadin is serving up a thick slice of deep-cut eco-horror strangeness. A comically corny idea directed with an over-the-top muscularity, this underseen gem mixes up elements of folk horror, domestic thriller, and madcap Evil Dead-style effects to create…
“I would love if queer/trans cinema headed in the direction that DIVINE HAMMER proposes... It is uninterested in the accepted language and form of how a queer movie should look or behave." - Willow Maclay Two maladapted young women, both…