Toward a More Creative Vampirism
Radu Jude’s ‘Dracula’ shines sunlight on the vampirism of cinematic AI and the ways studios have bled the vampire IP dry.
"There is only one thing that can kill the Movies, and that is education." — Will Rogers
Radu Jude’s ‘Dracula’ shines sunlight on the vampirism of cinematic AI and the ways studios have bled the vampire IP dry.
Ryan BedsaulJan 26
The third installment of ‘The Biden Years On-Screen’ considers the cinematic fallout of cancel culture, the overruling of Roe v. Wade, and the 2022 midterm elections.
Brendan Boyle, Adam NaymanJan 21
Chris Shields speaks with filmmaker Louise Weard about her ‘Castration Movie’ series.
Chris ShieldsJan 10
Andrew Holter revisits ‘The California Reich’ 50 years on and considers the legacy of the neo-Nazi documentary.
Andrew HolterJan 8
Mona Fastvold’s ‘The Testament of Ann Lee’ presents a musical American allegory of the Great Awakening that is ‘fundamentally carnal, even if its heroine is decidedly not.’
Kelli WestonJan 6
Tim Riley listens for the unspoken ironies of Cameron Crowe’s career via his new memoir, ‘The Uncool.’
Tim RileyJan 3
Janna Jones writes about the history and resonances of ‘Love Tapes,’ Wendy Clarke’s 1980s video project.
Janna JonesDec 27, 2025
Josh Safdie’s “Marty Supreme” and the mythmaking around a monoculture masterpiece.
Sam BodrojanDec 26, 2025
Conor Williams sits down with film critic Melissa Anderson to discuss her recent essay collection.
Conor WilliamsDec 21, 2025
Whitney Mallett visits a porn shoot in Spain.
Whitney MallettDec 20, 2025
Carrie Courogen remembers the cross-genre brilliance of Rob Reiner’s filmmaking.
Carrie CourogenDec 19, 2025
Justin A. Davis writes on Ralph Bakshi’s controversial film “Coonskin” for its 50th anniversary, in a preview of the LARB Quarterly no. 47, “Security.”
Justin A. DavisDec 16, 2025