Hurry Up Tomorrow Is The Weeknd's Very, Very Long Goodbye: ReviewThe Weeknd's music explores themes of self-destruction and existential collapse while reflecting on his past behaviors and considering a fresh start.
kuru: re:wiredKuru's debut album re:wired captures modern existential anxieties through vibrant soundscapes and complex emotional expression.
Hurry Up Tomorrow Is The Weeknd's Very, Very Long Goodbye: ReviewThe Weeknd's music explores themes of self-destruction and existential collapse while reflecting on his past behaviors and considering a fresh start.
kuru: re:wiredKuru's debut album re:wired captures modern existential anxieties through vibrant soundscapes and complex emotional expression.
'The Brave Little Toaster' Is A Horror Movie & You Can't Convince Me OtherwiseThe Brave Little Toaster is deceptively dark, exploring themes of trauma and abandonment hidden beneath a children's movie facade.
Sundance 2025: If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, Rabbit Trap, The Thing with Feathers | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe Sundance Film Festival features notable world premieres, highlighting star-studded projects and diverse narratives.Mary Bronstein's film presents a raw, intense exploration of motherhood's challenges, led by Rose Byrne's standout performance.
'Memoir of a Snail,' a Stop-Motion Charmer, Examines the Shells We Build Around Us'Memoir of a Snail' uniquely blends stop-motion animation with profound themes of memory and life lessons, showcased through Grace's poignant story.
Review: Pugh and Garfield have great chemistry in We Live In Time'The film explores love's fragility against time's pressures in a couple's 30s.
Sundance 2025: If I Had Legs I'd Kick You, Rabbit Trap, The Thing with Feathers | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe Sundance Film Festival features notable world premieres, highlighting star-studded projects and diverse narratives.Mary Bronstein's film presents a raw, intense exploration of motherhood's challenges, led by Rose Byrne's standout performance.
'Memoir of a Snail,' a Stop-Motion Charmer, Examines the Shells We Build Around Us'Memoir of a Snail' uniquely blends stop-motion animation with profound themes of memory and life lessons, showcased through Grace's poignant story.
Review: Pugh and Garfield have great chemistry in We Live In Time'The film explores love's fragility against time's pressures in a couple's 30s.
Jane Remover: "JRJRJR"Jane Remover's new single 'JRJRJR' marks a shift from shoegaze to an explosive hip-hop sound, reflecting personal struggles and existential themes.
'What We Do in the Shadows' Finale Revels in a Silly-Brilliant Ending for a Silly-Brilliant SeriesThe series finale explores themes of change and absurdity through Guillermo's search for closure amidst his vampire roommates' eternal, dismissive attitudes.
Paul Schrader Thought He Was Dying. So He Made a Movie About It.Paul Schrader's new film, "Foregone," explores themes of mortality, guilt, and human experience, reflecting his personal journey through illness and loss.
Jimmy O. Yang Shines in Excellent "Interior Chinatown" | TV/Streaming | Roger EbertAsian-made films and shows in the 2020s uniquely portray the Asian-American experience, spotlighting identity struggles and the search for representation.
46 Years Later, The Creepiest Sci-Fi Movie of the Year Puts a New Spin on a Horror ClassicElsa's visions highlight her inner turmoil between joy in imagination and despair in reality.
You May Have Overlooked One Of 2024's Most Impressive Horror GamesMouthwashing is a powerful narrative game that explores deep themes of existential crisis and emotional turmoil.
Short Films in Focus: Don Hertzfeldt's "ME" | Features | Roger Ebert'ME' is an entirely musical film that explores complex themes through expressive stick figures, requiring viewers to interpret its narrative independently.
What We Do in the Shadows Recap: Running a TrainThe dynamics between vampires and humans in Staten Island reveal a blend of humor, affection, and existential themes of obliviousness.
The Cure: Alone review majestically wreathed in misery and despairThe Cure's upcoming album suggests a return to darker, more existential themes, reminiscent of their classic work.
Cassandra Jenkins: My Light, My DestroyerCassandra Jenkins' new album, My Light, My Destroyer, showcases her smoldering, sophisticated songs with cosmic elements while maintaining wit and charm.