'The Overcoat': Yuri Norstein's Animated Film 41 Years in the Making (and Counting)
The unmade masterwork from one of animation's greatest minds.
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Matthew Mosley
Matthew is a features writer for Collider currently based in Manchester. In his spare time he likes to read, write, obsess over Batman and complain about his Wordle score.
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'Holy Motors' Is a Fantastical Love Letter to Cinema
Leos Carax's fantasy drama is one big celebration of the power of moviemaking.
'Lost River': Why Ryan Gosling’s Directing Debut Is the Right Way to Do an Homage
This overlooked debut is a love letter to arthouse cinema.
The Raw Simplicity of 'Blue Jay' Is What Makes It so Powerful
A fantastic reminder that the simplest stories are often the best.
Michael Fassbender Is at His Best When He’s Bringing Humanity to Villains
Fassbender's talent for generating sympathy for villains is unmatched in modern cinema
How 'Come and See' Avoids the Inherent Problems With Anti-War Films
One of the most brutal films ever made, Come and See is the benchmark that all anti-war films should be compared to.
How 'Bonnie and Clyde' Changed Cinema Overnight
This controversial 1967 classic changed the course of American cinema overnight.
How 'Ad Astra' Serves as a Subtle Retelling of 'Heart of Darkness'
James Gray's sci-fi epic is an excellent example of how to update a classic novel
Why 'La Jetée' Is One of the Great Time Travel Films
This experimental short remains one of the most unique depictions of time travel.
'The Bridges of Madison County' Exemplifies Clint Eastwood’s Minimalistic Filmmaking
One of the most heartbreaking romances in all of cinema.
In 'Manhunter', Brian Cox's Hannibal Lector Is Terrifyingly Human
The iconic character's first appearance is well worth another look.
How 'The Death of Mr. Lazarescu' Uses Comedy to Create Tragedy
The most heartbreaking 'comedy' you'll ever watch
How the 'Alien' Franchise Celebrates the Power of David Fincher and Jean-Pierre Jeunet
These overlooked entries to the iconic sci-fi franchise deserve another look.
Orson Welles’ 'Don Quixote' and the Dangers of Uncontrolled Genius
A deep dive into the unmade masterwork from one of cinema's greatest, and most egotistical, minds.
The Untapped Potential of the Blair Witch Franchise
One of the greatest missed opportunities in horror.
How Bob Dylan and Martin Scorsese Reinvented the Concert Film With 'Rolling Thunder Revue'
Part documentary, part psychedelic haze, 'Rolling Thunder Revue' is one of the most fascinating concert films ever made.
It's Time to Put 'The Lone Gunmen' on Streaming, You Cowards
This spin-off to the seminal science-fiction show The X-Files deserves far better than the pits of obscurity.
From 'Nosferatu' to 'Metropolis': A Beginner's Guide to the Silent Era
An introduction to one of the most fascinating periods in cinema
'Mulholland Drive': How David Lynch Turned Failure Into Triumph
The original version of 'Mulholland Drive' was hated by executives, but Lynch wasn't going to let a little thing like that stop him.
'Southland Tales': Why Its Hollywood's Most Interesting Failure
"This is the way the world ends. Not with a whimper, but with a bang."