Cinephiles

Film critics and horror fans are revisiting Resident Evil, describing it as a genuinely fun horror movie rather than just a video game adaptation. The conversation centers on the film's entertainment value and its place among zombie cinema, with writers encouraging audiences to rewatch or discover it as an enjoyable genre entry.

The 2026 Japanese film 'Ha-Chan, Shake Your Booty!' is drawing attention after a viewer awarded it four and a half stars on the film-review site Letterboxd. Little verified information about the film, its cast, or its release is available, but early ratings from cinephile circles suggest it is finding an audience among fans of Japanese comedy cinema.

Alfred Hitchcock's 1959 thriller 'North by Northwest' is being screened Tuesday at the Ron Robinson Theater in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette highlighted the showing in its 'Great Movies' opinion series, which spotlights classic films for local audiences. The event gives film fans a rare chance to see the Cary Grant spy classic on the big screen.

'Naza' is drawing strong praise at the 2026 New York Film Festival, with at least one reviewer calling it the most essential film of the year. The glowing assessment adds to early festival buzz as awards-season watchers and cinephiles weigh which titles will define the year in cinema.

The New York Times has published a review of the film 'Verity', calling it a magnificent confession. The review appeared in the paper's movies section on October 1, 2026, and is being shared among film readers online. Beyond the critic's glowing framing, details of the review's arguments and the film's plot have not been widely circulated yet.

Seven figures from the fashion world have spoken about the movies that most influenced their taste and careers, in a series of interviews with fashion and film publication A Rabbit's Foot. Each contributor picks a formative film and explains how it shaped their eye for style, imagery and storytelling, linking cinema and fashion design.