The Film Daze team picks films they'd like to see in the Criterion Collection.
Julius Onah’s grippingly suspenseful drama-thriller ‘Luce’ audaciously confronts the unmitigated loneliness that is birthed by black tokenization and idealization.
The repressive nature of religion leaves deep impressions upon each of their lives in their starvation for touch, their fragile, suppressed identities, their insecurities, and their inability to accept their romantic and
The Film Daze team picks films they'd like to see in the Criterion Collection.
'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' is a lasting testament to cultural damage of Hays Code censorship.
‘Batman: Under the Red Hood’ at 10: Remembering a More Critical Adaption of the Famed Caped Crusader
Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Under the Red Hood, a film that tells another side of Batman.
The lack of consistent roots in one location characterizes the turbulent uncertainties of your 20s.
Ang Lee’s latest four films track how four young men feel displaced but find themselves again through self-reflection.
Kogonada’s feature film debut, 'Columbus,' addresses architecture’s ability to heal by giving the power over to the viewer.
The minimalist visuals and Ryuichi Sakamoto’s otherworldly score make this adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story create music even in the echoing emptiness.
Wes Craven's debut exploitation horror shocked audiences with the intensity of brutality befalling a typical American family, and it continues to remind us how violence and terror are never far from home.