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Alisha Mughal explores how the teen werewolf film is perhaps even more poignant now than it was upon its 2000 release in depicting how professionalized…
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Veronica Phillips muses on her relationship with John Waters and Johnny Knoxville, as they form the three vertices of a filthy, queer love triangle…
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Recent rom coms like ‘I Want You Back’ modernize the turbulent, complicated friendships-turned-romance trope that was made so iconic in ‘When Harry Met…
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Television series 'Minx' (HBO) and 'Pam & Tommy' (Hulu) depict sexualization and attempts at reclamation, but the female characters (and real women…
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‘Lost Highway’ explores many of Lynch’s well-known idiosyncrasies and thematic and visual obsessions.
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Now in theaters and VOD, this internet horror coming-of-age tale explores the danger of online role-playing and the power of digital self-creation.
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Alongside its arthouse dramas and dark fantasy films, Norway has, since 2015, also produced disaster movies on a scale that both replicates and rivals…
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Tracking the progression of female representation in Joachim Trier’s Oslo films — ‘Reprise,’ ‘Oslo, August 31st,’ and ‘The Worst Person in the World.’
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Many critical interpretations of the 2002 film view protagonist Sy Parrish as a "creep," but Alisha Mughal argues that this says more about our judgment…
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Like any good work of speculative fiction, 'After Yang' asks questions not only about the organization of a future society, but also of its ethical…
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