John Singleton’s Hood Trilogy, taken together, constitutes a dramatic universe entirely on its own, as the Criterion set makes an overwhelming case for Singleton as one of the most essential American directors of his generation...
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid stands as one of the great yet unique westerns of its era and of all time. A brutal take on the genre that somehow finds real beauty in its nuance and struggle it so properly depicts...
Peter Hujar’s Day shines as his best work we have seen and its rating reflects that whereas The Delta represents the intensity and commitment Sachs began his career with, so determined by, two films separated by nearly three decades that n...
This is our full ranking and examination of Jacques Tati's filmography, from the early shorts through the final circus, alongside the ideas that defined all of...
Big Deal on Madonna Street directed by Mario Monicelli stands as one of the most influential test films of all time, a seamless blend of Italian neorealism, 1950s French cinema, and Hollywood noir that has never quite been replicated...
Kiss of the Spider Woman is a deeply complex, dual performance-driven film that uses its confined setting and film within a film type storytelling structure to explore political oppression, emotional vulnerability, and the power of...
House Party is an energetic and culturally significant hip-hop comedy that succeeds in capturing a specific community and era through its style, music, and characters, even if its humor is toned down and the structure is slightly...
Coup de Torchon reworks the noir into something far more uncontrollable and ironic of a story, using its setting, tone, and character descent to expose violence and moral decay in a way that feels both detached and deeply...
Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project #5 is a deeply varied and culturally rich collection within the criterion brand that showcases four films unified by their commitment to identity and survival, each using distinct cinematic styles to c...
Huston’s The Dead is a beautifully constructed, dialogue-heavy film that captures the quiet weight of reflection, love, and insignificance, culminating in one of the most powerful and understated cinematic endings in film history. ...
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The Twilight Weekly: TV and Film coverage that delivers.
Bringing you the week’s top shows and latest films, ranked and reviewed so you can stay ahead of what’s next.
The Twilight Weekly: TV and Film coverage that delivers.
