Gluck discusses people’s squeamishness around on-screen sex and more.
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The film is sometimes racy and cutting, only for it to turn soft, doe-eyed, and chaste.
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Ice Cream Man’s shocks are fueled by the sophistication of the kills and who commits them.
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Schoenbrun and Einbinder discuss balancing the intellectual and the physical.
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The hidden depths of Eimbcke’s latest have a knack for sneaking up on you.
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This is the type of found-footage film that could only be made by a connoisseur of the genre.
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The film is most interested in the passions that kept Bourdain’s demons at bay.
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On the occasion of Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s release, we ranked all the films in the MCU.
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In appealing to the antagonist’s humanity, Peter Park finally gets to fully demonstrate his own.
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Refn discusses his love of fairy tales, falling through the rabbit hole of streaming, and more.
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