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Huge shout out to Mattie for putting this together. Genuinely fascinating to see what ten films ended up topping the list, but I mostly adore the sheer variety of picks in the individual lists.

The Greatest Movies of All Time (According to Trans People) — From the Front Row What makes a great film? Does film hold an innate greatness - or is greatness in the eye of the beholder? Cinephiles love lists. Critics make annual top ten lists. Sight and Sound magazine holds its p...

The Greatest Films of All Time (According to Trans People)!

I polled more than 40 transgender and non-binary filmmakers, film critics, and cinephiles to find out which films trans folks connected to most. Check it out below!

A huge shout-out to everyone who voted in the poll, & a special thanks to the writers: @weard.moe, @esmesays.bsky.social, @adequateemily.bsky.social, @staticbluebat.bsky.social, @fuchsiadyke.bsky.social, @jaclynpmoore.bsky.social, @ryangaysling.bsky.social, @aprespompeii.bsky.social, & Becca Violet.

Kafka understood that an even greater indignity than being turned into a giant insect was still being required to go to work afterward.

35 Years Later, This Cult Classic '90s TV Show with a 100% on Rotten Tomatoes Deserves a Rewatch (& Is Perfect for Supernatural Fans) This cult classic series may have only lasted one season, but its blend of suburban horror and mystery helped pave the way for similar shows.

More belated love for our show Eerie, Indiana — only several decades too late!

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Re-examining the challenging eroticism of In the Cut Jane Campion’s much maligned 2003 thriller offers a vital subversion of the male gaze.

Jane Campion's In the Cut is playing this week at the Cinémathèque QC. Let's take a look back at 2018, when I wrote about the film's eroticism for @lwlies.com lwlies.com/in-praise-of...

Two Days (Georgi Stabovoi, 1927) As seen through Philip Cavendish's "The Men with the Movie Camera"

Just published: some thoughts on Philip Cavendish's book on 1920s Soviet cinema and a little-known film that he discusses in passing. fcardamenis.substack.com/p/two-days-g...

You guys rock, a very happy anniversary to the best in the biz 🔥🔥🔥

No spoilers, jeez

Death Machine (1994; Stephen Norrington)

First time faves Feb 2026:

And that's a wrap on Farocki-February! I think we need his films now more than ever. His concerns—the links between industry and warfare, vision and the battlefield, image and commodity—are all intensifying in ways he seemed to anticipate, due to his intense interest and theorization of the present.

Shocker (1989; Wes Craven)

I swear I saw a preview for it like 5 days ago and now suddenly it’s just out there. Streaming really not bothering with advertising their stuff it seems

Matt I don’t know how to do the anonymous question thing but have you seen or are you interested in The Bluff, the pirate action movie that just dropped?

DM’d you

Someone shared a file at the other place

Happy Last 4 Friday to all who celebrate

A Complimentary Profile Of Jason Lee That Was Surprisingly Difficult To Publish | Defector If you walked down Colorado Boulevard in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles at some point in the past three years, you might have noticed a modest, pueblo-style beige building with “PHOTO” pai...

As someone who has seen Mallrats more times than I care to admit, this is a fascinating profile that has a couple twists along the way. Crazy how even mentioning the word "Scientology" to a former Scientologist provokes a Pavlovian response of hostility and near-immediate legal action.

a young boy sits at a desk in front of a computer screen Alt: a young boy sits at a desk in front of a computer screen and gives a thumbs up

looking upon every letterboxd review of the new Scream where someone gives it a half star and says "Free Palestine"

Slipcase artwork for the Eureka / Masters of Cinema release of The General. Packaging design by Nick Wrigley.

Slipcase artwork for the Eureka / Masters of Cinema release of Cécile is Dead. New artwork by Sean Phillips.

Slipcase artwork for the Eureka / Masters of Cinema release of Trace of Stones. New artwork by Carly A-F.

Eureka's May titles have just been announced, all of them a total blast to work on: Buster Keaton's masterpiece The General on 4K UHD, an excellent and underseen outing for Inspector Maigret in Maurice Tourneur's Cécile is Dead and Frank Beyer's controversial Trace of Stones, one of DEFA's finest.

One of the most beautiful shots in film.

TENEBRE (1982) Directed by Dario Argento

I don’t mind when people block me but I always wonder which one of my dumb opinions made them pull the trigger. Like I wanna issue a survey that asks ‘which post made you finally decide ‘get this guy off my timeline’ lol

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have you seen The Headless Woman? Even less plot, even more mysterious.

all-time banger

hoo boy

Cis allies: here’s a simple way to put your money where your mouth is and support trans journalists! I’m starting a thread here to share independent journalists who need your support.