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'Human Vapor' Reinvents The Spirit Of Tokusatsu For The Conspiracy Age

A cinematic curiosity from the creator of the King of Monsters is the subject of Netflix's newest TV series.

The Wildest Sci-Fi Movie Of the Year Finally Has A Trailer

What’s better than one monster? A bunch of monsters.

'I Am Frankelda' Is A Staggering Monument To The Power Of Human Creativity

Mexico’s first feature-length stop-motion film is handmade filmmaking at its most dedicated — and its most colorful.

In 'Leviticus,' The Monster Is in the Closet

Homophobia is the abomination in this queer Australian horror film, about two teenage boys tormented by their shared attraction.

When It Comes to Shock, 'Audition' Still Stands Alone

Twenty-seven years after it first horrified festival audiences, Audition is still razor-sharp — or should that be needle-sharp?

Before 'Mad Max,' There Was 'The Cars That Ate Paris'

Fifty years later, Australia’s “first car crash film” endures.

'The Furious' Is Action-Movie Excess at Its Most Exhilarating

Kenji Tanigaki’s pan-Asian action spectacle is an audacious, over-the-top celebration of the human body and its potential for violence.

133 Years Later, An Iconic Villain Is Finally Getting The Spotlight

And honey, you should see him in a crown.

'Paddington 4' Just Got The Most Unexpected New Writer

From the Oval Office and Downing Street to Windsor Gardens.

45 Years Later, The World Has Inched Closer To the Surreal Dread Of 'Possession'

When it was released, Possession was derided as a “video nasty.” Now, it closely reflects our absurd times.