As part of our Retro Review series we revisit Mera Gaon Mera Desh, the blueprint that inspired dacoit westerns in Hindi ...

As ever, there's a huge selection box of cinematic treats being shown on the small screen over the festive period.

If the gay community’s visibility didn’t outright decline across film and TV (a statistic we won’t know for sure until studies on the subject come out next year), representation at least grew more ...

Full spoilers follow for Pluribus Episode 7, “The Gap,” which is available now on Apple TV.

Shifting secrets, fractured intimacy and emotional tension frame the search for films that capture the same edge as Robert Pattinson and Zendaya’s The Drama, echoing its pre-wedding unraveling.

Kaantha, a 1950s noir thriller starring Dulquer Salmaan, releases on Netflix on Dec 12, 2025 with a gripping tale of ambition, conflict and mystery.

This independently produced mystery thriller features a deceptively simple story: A woman (Madolyn Smith), whose character’s name is simply credited as “The Girl”, finds a grey-haired male stranger ...

Since 2010, film fans have celebrated November as “Noirvember,” challenging each other to dig into the film noir genre. Noir, which had its Hollywood heyday in the 1940s and ’50s, featured morally ...

In this horror movie drawn from the Apocrypha, a teen Jesus is both troubled and troubling to his parents. Then along comes a stranger with a serpent. By Brandon Yu When you purchase a ticket for an ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It’s not often that a mere movie critic can somehow create a genuine holiday, but that’s exactly what happened when writer Marya E. Gates coined “Noirvember” over a ...

“Sunset Boulevard” turns 75 this year, which got me thinking about how I first discovered what I consider the second greatest movie ever made. This cinematic milestone also made me consider why I ...

It’s November in Boston, or rather, “Noirvember.” Time once again to don your fedoras, polish your flasks, pour yourselves into your slinkiest dresses, and turn your cinematic hearts to their darkest ...