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From Quebec dramas to Dune: his method, where to start, and a route through the filmography.

A child star with zero scandals in fifteen years — how that happened.

A hit with pockets of debate — what it is, what critics praise, and what they argue about. Spoiler-free.

How the space works and what the ending really means.

From a Japanese swamp to a Swedish midsummer: ten films about closed communities, old rules and outsiders who arrive too sure of themselves.

Ten films that actually happen on October 31, ordered by how hard they hit, so a mixed crowd knows where to stop.

Ten films that run on the fall calendar, from the first week of term to Thanksgiving and beyond.

Dangerous boyfriends and cursed girls, from close YA cousins of Twilight to the truly strange stuff.

Cold, procedural thrillers where crime is a machine too big to fight.

Rain-soaked abduction thrillers about what the search does to the searcher.

Paranoid thrillers where the ground keeps shifting under you.

The best high school movies, from fresh hits back to where the modern wave began.

Clever, funny whodunits with a house full of suspects.

Infiltration, class, and plans that curdle.

Cold strivers, nocturnal cities, ambition unbound.

Sharp teen films with a spine, from 80s rebels to modern heirs.

Whimsical, warm-hearted films with a lonely dreamer at the center.

Sleek, cruel dramas where seduction is a game with stakes.

Cult mind-benders where reality quietly comes loose.

Nostalgic coming-of-age: kids, a summer, the friends you never have again.

Dreamy, melancholic films about youth observed from a hazy distance.

Neon-noir with a quiet driver, a code, and sudden violence.

Obsession and the brutal cost of chasing greatness.

Cerebral, unsettling sci-fi about minds, machines, and what makes us human.

Two people, a little time, a connection built out of conversation.