David Lynch: Five key films by the late director you should check out
US director David Lynch, the master of macabre, mesmerising features and an offbeat gem of a TV series, died on Friday at age ...
The Movies That Fashion Designers Watch Again and Again
Nine designers discuss the films that continue to inform their aesthetics, from “In the Mood for Love” to “The Exorcist.” ...
‘Sugar Town’ Was One of the Best Movies of 1999, One of the Best Years Ever — So Why Can’t We See It?
Allison Anders and Kurt Voss' comedy set in the music industry was a Sundance crowd-pleaser in 1999, but 26 years later, it's ...
Where to Stream ‘Twin Peaks,’ ‘Mulholland Drive,’ and Other David Lynch Movies and Shows
Find out where to watch 'Twin Peaks,' 'Blue Velvet,' other other David Lynch films. Plus, the two David Lynch movies you ...
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David Lynch’s biggest contributions to queer cinema, from Mulholland Drive to Twin Peaks
The wonderful and strange universe of David Lynch was home not just to captivating stories, but authentic queer characters ...
Revisit David Lynch’s Most Iconic Movies in 4K: From ‘Blue Velvet’ to ‘Lost Highway’
Following his death, revisit David Lynch's most iconic movies at home with this Blu-ray box set, featuring "Mulholland Drive, ...
The rise and fall and rise again of Richard Pryor — Criterion releases a new edition of ‘Jo Jo Dancer’
His autobiographical 1986 movie reaches back to his days growing up in Peoria. The comedian accomplished so much, and could ...
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The Grifters [4K UHD]
Quickly glancing at British director Stephen Frears’ filmography—a director known primarily for his down-the-middle, crowd-pleasing and safe dramas—The Grifters (1990) feels wildly out of place, in an ...
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Criterion’s April Releases Include ‘Anora,’ ‘Chungking Express,’ ‘Some Like It Hot’ & More
April brings a slew of new Criterion releases including two from Sean Baker, a classic Wong Kar-wai film, and more.
‘Dig!’ Is One Of The Great Rock Documentaries, And It’s Returning To Theaters
I believe it belongs in the canon — not just rock movies, but cinema in general. I have thought about this a lot in the past ...