Interview: Rish and Kanish Arhant-Sudhir on Namaslay
Brother directing duo Rish and Kanish Arhant-Sudhir talk about their yoga horror film and practicing masala.
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Her Private Hell Review
Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell is an unforgettable Neo-Noir thriller that will surely make you think about what cinema is.
Remembering Sam Neill (1947-2026)
Sam Neill, beloved for Jurassic Park, The Piano and Peaky Blinders, has died at 78. We look back at a remarkable, wide-ranging career.
Fjord Review: Cannes 2026
With his Palme d'Or-winning feature, Fjord, Cristian Mungiu puts his audience in the hot seat as he questions moral boundaries, biases, and religious and progressive extremism.
Hope Review: Cannes 2026
Na Hong-jin's science fiction epic, Hope is a high-octane action thriller about a small Korean town being invaded by aliens. Action pack, thrilling, and completely insane, we haven't seen a film like this since Mad Max: Fury Road.
Paper Tiger Review: Cannes 2026
James Gray's Paper Tiger is a frustrating film. On one hand, it has several spectacular scenes, great performances, and a tense atmosphere. But on the other, it is a collage of better crime thrillers stitched together without ever carving out its own identity.
Hair of the Bear Review
Alexandre Trudeau's Hair of the Bear has themes worth paying attention to, but is undone by iffy plot points and poor pacing.
Sweetness Review: Pop Music Meets Misery in This Enthralling Psycho-Thriller
In Canadian writer-director Emma Higgins' enthralling psycho-thriller, Sweetness, starring Kat Hallet and Herman Tømmeraas, pop music meets Misery.
The Rip Review: An Entertaining, Dad-Coded Police Thriller
Reuniting Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, The Rip is an entertaining, dad-coded police thriller.
Send Help Review: This One’s for the Sickos
Sam Raimi's Send Help is for all of the sickos out there. It's gnarly, nasty, and mean in all of the right ways.
Honey Bunch Review: Love Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry
Madeleine Sims-Fewer and Dusty Mancinelli’s genre-bending sophomore effort takes some big, original swings. It doesn’t always connect, but it’s hard not to appreciate the effort.
No Other Choice Review
Park Chan-wook's stylish black comedy No Other Choice sees a desperate man turns his job hunt into the Hunger Games.
Shelby Oaks Interview: Chris Stuckmann
That Shelf sat down with Shelby Oaks writer-director Chris Stuckmann to discuss his love for the horror genre, potential sequels and prequels, and how social media content creators are leaving their mark on the movie industry.
The Woman in Cabin 10 Review: Keira Knightley Shines
Whodunnit The Woman in Cabin 10 offers a solid return for Keira Knightley, and a joy to see a cast of familiar faces relish their chances to play against (or into) type.
Bone Lake Review: Weaponized Sex is No Match for a Sharp Knife
Bone Lake is a sexy, psychological thriller that should be considered a top October date night pick.
