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Lawless ’90s: a starter pack celebrating the rebels of cinema’s most unruly decade

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Monstrous Feminine: twenty feminist horror films to explore the subversive genre

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Shell Shock: the unlikely glory of Steve Barron’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles at 35

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Seller’s Market: Kiyoshi Kurosawa on experimenting, action cinema and Cloud

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Mission Control: the celebration of competency in Ron Howard’s Apollo 13

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By the Stream: fifteen film recommendations available with Amazon Prime Video streaming subscriptions

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Inside Looking Out: Sorry, Baby’s Eva Victor on healing and humor in their miraculous debut feature

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Naturally Adorable: marveling at 30 years of Clueless’s forward-thinking, fashion-savvy Austen adaptation

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Arrested Development: Kenneth Lonergan reflects on 25 years of You Can Count on Me

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First Steps: twenty knockout debut features from women and non-binary directors to watchlist

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Death Is in the Details: Final Destination Bloodlines directors Adam B. Stein and Zach Lipovsky guide us through each kill

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Watchlist This! our July 2025 picks of the best new bubbling-under films

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Primal Fear: writer-director Neil Marshall on the twentieth anniversary of his claustrophobic caving horror, The Descent

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Chick Habit: But I’m a Cheerleader celebrates 25 years of candy-colored camp

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Get Into the Groove: the best party film you haven’t heard of

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Summertime Sadness: on shelves and screens this month

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More Teeth: From Jurassic Park to Rebirth, the legacy and future of dinosaurs in cinema

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Going to 41: Rob Reiner on This Is Spinal Tap’s return to theaters and why the time was right for a sequel

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Run For Your Life: Edgar Wright breaks down the trailer for The Running Man

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Echo Chamber: Ari Aster on the Western mythos of Eddington, distorted realities and Shōhei Imamura

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