The Woman in the Picture: The Life and Legacy of Delphine Seyrig

• 2 weeks ago

When it was announced back in December that Chantal Ackerman’s Jeanne Dielman, 23 quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles... Read More »

The Hidden Tragedy of Tony Scott’s ‘The Hunger’

• 3 months ago

Tony Scott’s vampires in The Hunger are not bound to the typical rules of vampirism established in late... Read More »

Try Harder: An Overview of Modern Movie Posters

• 4 months ago

Everyday, movie studios worth a few billion dollars release promotional material for their upcoming slate of film releases.... Read More »

The Unexpected Understanding of Tea and Sympathy

• 6 months ago

As far as its position within the queer cinematic canon, Vincent Minelli’s Tea and Sympathy, based on the... Read More »

Be Gay, Do Crime: A look back at ‘Swoon’, ‘The Living End’, and ‘Bound’

• 7 months ago

Queerness has always been a part of motion pictures, only the ways in which it has historically been... Read More »

Op-Ed: Todd Hayne’s ‘Far From Heaven’ Honors Sirk’s ‘All That Heaven Allows’ In The Best Way Possible

• 8 months ago

Many current filmmakers aim, and miss, for the past glory of the golden age of Hollywood, whether that... Read More »

‘Marty’: The Little Oscar Winner that Could

• 11 months ago

Eleven months ago, just before the 93rd Academy Awards, Esquire contributor Tom Nicholson wrote a listicle ranking all... Read More »

Children of the Night: The Lasting Legacy of ‘Les Vampires’

• 12 months ago

In January of this year, the Criterion Channel did film lovers around the world a huge favor by... Read More »