Screens
Unpleasant Dreams in New Horror Film Parasomnia
Austin-based filmmaker James Ross II on why the vulnerability of sleep makes for such great horror
latest Reviews
The Sun Never Sets Review: A Love Triangle in the Land of the Midnight Sun
Dakota Fanning considers her options in Joe Swanberg’s romantic dramedy
Dear You Review: Identity and Integration in a Hidden Family History
Chinese sleeper smash takes a tender look at the refugee experience an ocean away
Onslaught Review: Pervy Sex and Bloody Death
Sorta-sequel to The Guest keeps the violence and ramps up the sleaze
Idiots Review: The Curse and Comedy of Self-Deception
O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Dave Franco are wholly fools in this black comedy from Macon Blair
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The Chronicle’s movie fiends on their favorite film festivals of the fall
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It Ends Review: The Road to Nowhere May Lead to Enlightenment
Ignore the “liminal horror” tag – this buzzy drama is of a more metaphysical bent
Late Fame Review: The Old Guy’s Still Got It
Willem Dafoe delivers a lovely, ruminative performance as a poet rediscovered in later life
Colony Review: The Next Evolution of the Zombie Film
Train to Busan director Yeon Sang-ho adds a scientific twist to the genre
This is Growing Up: Dominic Sessa on the Pains of Being a Teen in Tony
The actor discusses his own learning curve in playing the young Anthony Bourdain
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