The Social Network explores the origins Facebook and examines its founder, and remains a defining David Fincher film due to its direction, script, and score.
Palm Trees and Power Lines, Jamie Dack’s first film, addresses difficult themes effectively thanks to a powerhouse lead performance from Lily McInerny.
Good Guy with a Gun asks relevant questions about gun violence and attempts to answer them, but the ideas in the film are more thought-provoking than the execution.
Our analysis of Taxi Driver reveals how the film provides a sickening, fascinating look into the depths of the human psyche.
Aliens, James Cameron’s bombastic and surprisingly emotional 1986 sequel, dissects motherhood and trauma in exhilarating and terrifying fashion.
Season 1 of Andor, the new Star Wars spinoff show, is slow-building, methodical, and presents the rebellion at its most grimy and compelling.
10 years later, The Master remains a psychologically gripping tale about humankind’s search for meaning and the different “masters,” good and bad, we serve.