In a race to spoil their own films, studios have forgotten that the best trailers don't show you what a movie is about—they make you feel it. A few upcoming films might just remember the art of the tease.
We pit romantasy, romance, and speculative fiction against our Transformation Index to find which stories of personal growth are truly profound—and which are just wish fulfillment.
Julian Schnabel's ‘In the Hand of Dante’ pits literary grime against cinematic gloss, revealing the impossible, essential art of turning an author's soul into a spectacle.
In the ultimate showdown, does stylized comic book chaos beat out grounded Nordic noir? We pit two genre giants against each other to declare a definitive winner.
How a $220 million blockbuster and a $700,000 indie drama reveal the two warring philosophies of cinematic world-building—and which one truly endures.
We pit five new releases against our brutal scoring system to prove that plot is not a dirty word. The results will upset literary purists.
We're obsessed with flashy anti-heroes and magical justice. But the most important new thriller, 'Nemesis,' proves that true corruption is quiet, bureaucratic, and hiding in plain sight.