It’s been a whirlwind of a final awards season week as Oscar voting window has closed as of Thursday, March 5. We had online discourse about Timotheé Chalamet and ballet, Jessie Buckley and cats, but the exhaustion and what-if scenarios are coming to an end. To help close out this season, we are doing our FINAL […]
As SXSW approaches, our on-the-ground correspondent highlights her most anticipated premieres at the 2026 festival.
The Rolling Tape was kindly invited to the roundtable of California Schemin’, featuring actor-director James McAvoy and the cast: Seamus McLean Ross, Samuel Bottemley, and Lucy Halliday. California Schemin was the closing film of the Glasgow Film Festival and is set to release in UK cinemas on April 10.
The Restoration at Grayson Manor balances its campiness and fear of not being accepted to create a stay at the Manor that is both comical and claustrophobic.
The Convenience Store is similar to its predecessor. Like the game, it finds a truly creepy atmosphere and tone.
Underneath The Fall of Sir Douglas Weatherford is a film about how, in loss, we can cling to safety nets. When that, too, is threatened, it can isolate us even more.
Natalia Koniarz’s breath-taking documentary Silver (premiering at Slamdance 2026) uncovers the painful reality of extracting this metal.
However, it feels so rare we get a piece of art marinating in the existential dread of the modern era that feels so unabashedly hopeful. Project Hail Mary somehow honors it all, validating the intense isolation of crisis while championing the power of connection and intention.
Today, we are returning to the chaotic world of HBO’s financial drama, Industry, to finish our Season 4 discussion. In our last episode, we covered the first half of the season, episodes 1-5, and now we’re picking up with episodes 6-8 where this season’s expansion comes to a head from the fallout of Harper’s investigation into […]
The bride of Frankenstein finally gets her time in the sun in Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! — or the dark streets of Chicago, rather.
Marking 30 years of the highly acclaimed Fargo, I couldn’t praise it enough for its unique blend of dark comedy, shocking violence, and iconic characters that have left a lasting mark on pop culture.
As mentioned in our conversation last week, discussing the origins of Universal’s movie monsters in 1935’s Bride of Frankenstein, we were leading into the latest re-adaptation with Maggie Gyllenhaal’s The Bride! The film pays homage to both the 1935 film and Mary Shelley’s 1817 source text, “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus.” The Bride! had its world premiere in London on […]
Every March, we celebrate Women’s History Month, dedicating the month to honoring the achievements of women throughout history and in our modern times. For many film lovers, this month is spent highlighting the work of women both on and offscreen, and watching work made by, for, and about women.
“Bridgerton” Season 4 delivers in spades, supporting the show’s evolution into a true ensemble series for the next two seasons.
Angelina Jolie takes us to Paris Fashion Week in Alice Winocour’s “Couture,” stepping into a world you may never have seen before.
