I still think The Manchurian Candidate (1962) is the rare thriller that doesn’t just entertain you—it interrogates you. If you’ve ever wondered how a democracy can be shaken by fear, … Read more
The problem The Silver Book solves: How do you live, make art, and love freely when fascism, homophobia and spectacle are all closing in on your body at once? When … Read more
Terror is rarely loud at the start; it creeps in like a rumor you can’t shake, and The Black Wolf shows exactly how that dread spreads. Penny turns water—ordinary water—into … Read more
What if the year’s most explosive blockbuster were also a bruised love letter to community, fatherhood, and the stubborn hope that refuses to die? I walked out of One Battle … Read more