CHICAGO JOE AND THE SHOWGIRL
The second feature by the UK’s Bernard Rose, a hard-hitting true crime drama that’s better than you’ve heard
The second feature by the UK’s Bernard Rose, a hard-hitting true crime drama that’s better than you’ve heard
One of the standout roles of the late Diane Keaton was in this dark 1977 drama, which Stephen King called one of the scariest films of all time
One of the most famous “lost” films of our time, EL ALIMENTO DEL MIEDO (THE FOOD OF FEAR; 1994) was the final film made by Juan López Moctezuma, Mexico’s greatest horror director
A brilliant, disorienting and altogether unique “Double Entendre of Rage-Fueled Karma” from 2026
A film often feels like a callback to the torture porn era, despite a prestigious veneer that places it on an elevated, but still extremely horrific, plane.
A grief-fueled remembrance of the late Dorothy Stratten by “the director who loved her.”
A powerful graphic novel depiction of the so-called Spanish Flu of 1918-19
A chronicle of the Holodomor, or Artificial Famine, that afflicted Ukraine in 1932-33, engineered by Stalin to (it’s been claimed) crush Ukrainian resistance to Soviet rule
The latest in a long line of nonfiction accounts of the crimes committed by Harvey Weinstein
A rare (perhaps sole) example of surreal history