The sound design, made in collaboration with Ben and Max Ringham, elevates the sonic scares and creates an immersive, insular world of words.

Everest: The Other Side' pairs the nail-biting tension of a sports drama with the epic sweep of a nature documentary.

The filmmakers find no shortage of places for the spiders to lurk and wring real suspense from most of the reveals.

It builds its what-ifs from a foundation of fact to better support its more poetic strains as it reaches its heart-swelling ...

There’s a sense that the series doesn’t know how to chew its way out of its own franchise’s trap.

The fact that Jason’s body is never found weighs on Pamela, but Crystal Lake’s other residents callously urge her to move on, oblivious to the potential for further tragedy brewing in plain sight.

Evil Empire reimagines a largely dormant series with striking visual panache, kinetic side-scrolling action, and a ...

Besides the obvious acknowledgment of toxic online culture, the album’s title is intended as a reference to the music itself.

The film is a clear-eyed articulation of how our country arrived at a constitutionally fraught, politically fractured moment.

In Vincenzo Latronico’s 2025 novel Perfection, a sneakily devastating portrait of millennial ennui, he describes how his ...

Stan discusses how he filtered the character through personal experiences with immigration, the film's divisiveness, and more ...

A film of ruptures, 'La Bola Negra' reclaims Federico García Lorca's legacy, then soothes Spain's collective guilt instead of confronting it.