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Fifteen years after the release of Take Shelter, writer-director Jeff Nichols speaks with Mitchell Beaupre about the film’s complex and tender portrayal of marriage, its reckoning with economic anxieties, and why the ending still leaves an impact. Read the full interview on Journal:

With this year’s sci-fi movies harking back to the surrealist paranoia of the early 2000s, Payton McCarty-Simas curates twenty of the trippiest titles from the aughts to take a trip down memory lane. Read the full story on Journal:

when you’re carrying the group project 🏋️

Don Hertzfeldt’s It’s a Beautiful Day is available exclusively now on our new Video Store shelf, By Popular Demand, featuring films picked by you. Watch now: Available in the US, Canada, United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, Finland, Sweden, Denmark.

Four Favorites with The Boulet Brothers ❤️‍🔥 The Queens of Darkness are celebrating the premiere of The Boulet Brothers' Dragula Season 7.

Messiah of Evil (1974)🩸🍿

Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched 💫

RT @letterboxd: Which four films on this list are you most anticipating in November? 👀 View the list of titles on Letterboxd ➡️

RT @letterboxd: Four Favorites with NASCAR Drivers at YellaWood 500 at Talledega Superspeedway 🏎️ #FourFavorites #NASCAR #Letterboxd

RT @letterboxd: The films you asked for, now on Letterboxd Video Store 🤝 Our new shelf, By Popular Demand, is available now. It’s Such a Beautiful Day (Exclusive) Harakiri Come and See Dance Freak (Exclusive) Chungking Express Cure We’re All Going to the World’s Fair The Vanishing Watch now: Pricing and availability vary by region.

In partnership with adventure company Contiki, the Letterboxd crew selects twenty essential films that celebrate the transformative power of travel, the gift of getting lost and the universal impulse to begin again.

Patrick Stewart (1940-2026)

when’s move-in? ☠️🏚️

RT @letterboxd: Our Letterboxd correspondents share their highlights from the fall film festival season: from destabilizing documentaries to romantic sagas, powerhouse thrillers and doppelgänger dramas.

RT @letterboxd: Director Darren Stein reacts to Hannah Einbinder choosing Jawbreaker as the movie that fucked her up because she saw it too young, and gives his own answer 🍬

RT @letterboxd: From musical comedies to pitch-black tragedies, films adapting the work of William Shakespeare run the full gamut. Kristen Lopez counts off twenty of the best that set themselves in their modern day—from Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet to Riz Ahmed as Hamlet.

RT @letterboxd: the girls just want a nice evening 😔