Reviews

A tale of humanity and tentacle sex.

Julia Ducournau’s new film turns the horror of disease into a haunting allegory for stigma, fear and familial trauma.

It races through its compact 75-minute running time without losing the sense of being trapped in an inescapable nightmare.

Wang’s evident intention to create an incisive sociological statement keeps SLANTED grounded in a straightforward reality that’s at odds with…

Tim Waggoner's official adaptation is pretty, but is it Art?