Andy Crump
32 Years Later, Stallone’s Bombastic Cult Classic Still Holds Up
Widely panned on its debut, this 1993 popcorn flick serves up some sharp political critiques that are surprisingly accurate today.
‘Black Bag’ Is a Blissfully Apolitical Spy Thriller
‘Black Bag’ is kinky without the kink, and political without politics, too.
‘Mickey 17’s Best Recurring Gag Skewers the Tech Broligarchy
Robert Pattinson is just too darn handsome for this kind of drudgery.
Now’s the Perfect Time to Rewatch Tarantino’s Best Movie
Unlike many Tarantino movies, ‘Jackie Brown’ is one we want to live in ourselves. Almost.
The Sundance Film Nobody’s Talking About (but Everyone Should Be)
‘By Design’ sees Juliette Lewis swap souls with a luxurious chair. Nope, that’s not a typo.
The Best ’80s War Movie You’ve Never Seen Is Finally on Blu-ray
The Criterion Collection’s new release is the perfect excuse to watch this previously region-locked Hong Kong classic.
The 10 Best Movies of 2024
It's been a year of unprecedented events—and a bunch of top notch movies.
The Ultimate Movie Lover’s Gift Guide
If you have a movie lover in your life, there are plenty of gift options to feed that enthusiasm. Here are 10 of our very favorites.
‘The Crooked Man’ Keeps Hellboy Niche (In a Good Way)
The world’s greatest paranormal investigator is still an outlier in the comic book movie phenomenon.