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Vampire Film
With the unexpected success of Ryan Coogler's horror thriller Sinners, it's a good time to unearth one of our favorite subgenres: Vampire Film. Break out the garlic and wooden stakes before watching movies like I Am Legend, Abigail, Nosferatu, or the original Bela Lugosi neckbiter Dracula.With the unexpected success of Ryan Coogler's horror thriller Sinners, it's a good time to unearth one of our favorite subgenres: Vampire Film. Break out the garlic and wooden stakes before watching movies like I Am Legend, Abigail, Nosferatu, or the original Bela Lugosi neckbiter Dracula.
Featured Subgenre
Black Comedy Film
The release of the Paul Rudd/Jenna Ortega film Death of a Unicorn promises to be screwy, irreverent and push a lot of boundaries. Explore other films in the subgenre like Poor Things, Raising Arizona, Jojo Rabbit and Dr. Strangelove.The release of the Paul Rudd/Jenna Ortega film Death of a Unicorn promises to be screwy, irreverent and push a lot of boundaries. Explore other films in the subgenre like Poor Things, Raising Arizona, Jojo Rabbit and Dr. Strangelove.
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Films about Art and Music
The recent Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has us looking back at other films around musicians, artists, actors and behind-the-scenes entertainment. Explore more in our featured theme: Art/Music.The recent Bob Dylan biopic A Complete Unknown has us looking back at other films around musicians, artists, actors and behind-the-scenes entertainment. Explore more in our featured theme: Art/Music.
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Psychological Horror Film
Jump scares and body horror are all well and good for an October fright, but the films that really keep us up at night are psychological horror films. Modern head-twisters like Get Out and Black Swan sit uncomfortably alongside The Shining and Rosemary's Baby. Tune in and stay awake.Jump scares and body horror are all well and good for an October fright, but the films that really keep us up at night are psychological horror films. Modern head-twisters like Get Out and Black Swan sit uncomfortably alongside The Shining and Rosemary's Baby. Tune in and stay awake.
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On a Mission from God: The Definitive Story of The Blues Brothers
In Daniel De Visé's in-depth new book The Blues Brothers - An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Classic, the author goes to phenomenal lengths to detail not just the making of the film, but all the blues that's fit to print.In Daniel De Visé's in-depth new book The Blues Brothers - An Epic Friendship, the Rise of Improv, and the Making of an American Film Classic, the author goes to phenomenal lengths to detail not just the making of the film, but all the blues that's fit to print.
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Gene Hackman, 1930-2025
A legend for more than six decades, Gene Hackman won two Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, one Screen Actors Guild Award, and two BAFTAs.
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Directed byTodd Haynes
- Rated R -118 Minutes -2023
May December is a 2023 American black comedy drama film directed by Todd Haynes from a screenplay by Samy Burch, based on a story by Burch and Alex Mechanik. It stars Natalie Portman as an actress who travels to meet and study the life of Gracie, the controversial woman she is set to play in a film—a woman infamous for the 24-year-long relationship with her husband Joe, which began when he was 13 years old and she was 36.