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Russell Mulcahy’s “Highlander” (1986) begins with an awesome opening crane shot. The camera spins around a packed Madison Square Garden

You have to have a sense of humor to see a film called “Friday the 13th Part VI – Jason

Mainstream movie romances have set requirements. Predictability. Comfort. No character’s edge can be too unforgiving, even if it seems like

Sequels. Prequels. Reboots. Re-imaginings. Spinoffs. Shared universes. And, of course, the rise of A.I. slop. We’ve grown numb to films

David Lynch’s “INLAND EMPIRE” (2006) begins, fittingly, with a grand gesture. The spotlight shines on the title, followed by a

The beginning of “Arco,” Ugo Bienvenu’s wonderful, animated fantasy, depicts the future world of 2932, where citizens live in clouds

Dolls are a horror director’s best friend. Those old-school toys, think porcelain features and glassy-eyed stares, can make grown men

Jeb Bush would like his exclamation mark back, thank you. Or should we say, “Thank you!” “The Bride!” goes the

Kelly Reichardt’s “The Mastermind” stars Josh O’Connor as James Mooney, a thief who steals works of art right out of

I get asked a lot if I ever change my mind about movies. Is there a movie I once loved