Alex Saveliev

By Alex Saveliev | December 4, 2025 Not to be confused with Na Hong-jin's South Korean horror masterpiece The Wailing , Pedro Martín-Calero's Spanish namesake is an entirely different beast.

By Alex Saveliev | December 11, 2025 The perils of adolescence are not exactly a new cinematic subject, but writer-director Charlie Polinger's

Ann Marie Allison co-wrote, produced, and directed You're Dating a Narcissist!, her first (and most likely last) time helming a feature, so the

Don't piss on an AI drone. That's the first lesson learned in Peter Webber's goofy thriller DRAGN (I think it's all caps — it stands for Defense

There was a time when scrappy filmmakers like Robert Rodriguez could go for broke and break through — just look at how El Mariachi came together.

Director David Mackenzie's latest action extravaganza, Fuze , resembles a solid one-night stand: vigorous, efficient, intermittently thrilling, and unlikely to haunt the subconscious the morning after.

A demented cautionary tale about current adolescence, led by the star of the hit mini-series Adolescence, director Jan Komasa’s Heel couldn’t be more stylistically different…

NOW IN THEATERS! I am allergic to sentimentality. I find it insulting when filmmakers resort to cheap gimmicks to squeeze out tears. Happily-ever-after endings are…

Director Steven Feinarzt's documentary Are We Good? dives deep into the acerbic, bitter, cynical, multifaceted persona that is Marc Maron, aka “Mr.

Writer-director Gary Wallow's micro-budget sci-fi Lars Shrike Walks the Night looks like it could've been made in the 1990s, and that's a compliment.