Willem Dafoe

While "The Phoenician Scheme" may be one of the more labyrinthian narratives offered by Wes Anderson in some time, it proves to be both relatable and esoteric.

Robert Eggers' "Nosferatu" heralds a new breed of horror film from one of the leading filmmakers currently working within the genre.

While the return of all involved should be enough to make "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" worth your time, there is little more than a simple “here we go again.”

Though it has its share of shining moments and thought-provoking sequences, "Kinds of Kindness" is ultimately a letdown following the triumph of "Poor Things."

Yorgos Lantimos' "Poor Things" is a funny, original and gorgeously filmed steampunk fantasy that gives Emma Stone one of the best showcases of her career.

Anchored by a strong lead performance from Willem Dafoe, director Vasilis Katsoupis’ "Inside" proves to be an engaging and engrossing thriller.

While Robert Eggers’ film may prove too graphic, intense, or perhaps lengthy for some viewers, "The Northman" is still one of the best films of the year.

Guillermo del Toro's "Nightmare Alley" is an effective exercise in the art of storytelling through the use of exquisite character development and execution.