Brazilian cinema has been having an exciting moment in the cultural limelight thanks to the success and visibility of ...

A previous dispatch from this year’s SXSW highlighted how so many of the horror films here seem to be almost existential in their questioning who we want to be in the 2020s as technology continues to ...

My final genre-centered dispatch of SXSW 2026 features three films that take place mostly at single settings, using storytelling devices made famous by everything from J-Horror to “Black Mirror.” They ...

It’s like “The Mighty Boosh” staged a performance of “The Bride of Frankenstein,” with an interactive element and an earnest, ...

One is finally reminded of Kafka’s parable “Before The Law,” embedded in his bleak novel “The Trial.” At the end of that story, the doorkeeper, who has seemingly been denying an ordinary man entrance ...

The screenwriter talks about adapting Andy Weir's novel for the screen, and the challenge of writing dialogue for smart characters.

For people of faith who just want to see Bible stories on screen, Fox’s “The Faithful: Women of the Bible” will work. It’s essentially a series of three made-for-TV movies that tell different Old ...

Lisa Kudrow returns to HBO as the attention-hungry Valerie Cherish in a hilariously bleak depiction of contemporary Hollywood ...

Plunging us headfirst into the existential crisis this ignites, which takes place over a dizzying four days, “Bait” forces its audience to confront not only the heavy price of fame in today’s world, ...

Even at its most self-indulgent, there’s something genuinely thrilling in watching Tommy Shelby suit back up again.

Despite some minor pitfalls in its pacing, the latest season of “Invincible” reaches an undeniable series high..

What does it say about 2026 that people are getting sliced and diced in every other movie at SXSW, often by losing fingers? Discuss amongst yourselves. The good news is that several of these films in ...