What: a non-mortal in ScarJo-clothing preys upon men in dreary Scotland, effectively depicting the plight of being a woman in a cruel,...

Food movies are few and far between, but Babette’s Feast is likely the pinnacle of them.

The End of the Tour, unintentionally a food movie.

What to pair with a screening of Kim Kim-duk's cruel psycho-sexual drama?

+ WANDA (Barbara Loden, 1970) Wanda, you've been on my mind. Your movements frantic and outsized, but motivations sequestered. Your...

THE SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS as it turns out is the miasma of desperate ambition and compulsory workaholism spread thin between fame and...

Tom DiCillo's oneiric film Living in Oblivion unfolds less like sleep paralysis and more elliptically like Groundhog Day.

I have never been to Sqirl. My toes have not graced the state of California in fact since the place opened. But, Jessica Koslow’s cooking...

A LITTLE ROMANCE George Roy Hill, 1979 Romance when transposed onto the likes of tykes yields tenderness. She's a bougie American living...

In the onyx and marble den of Chef's Club: French techniques with a Japanese flourish from Sota Atsumi of highly acclaimed Paris bistro...