The cult erotic thriller not only provokes and unsettles, but also follows a genre truism: everyone is horny and no one can be trusted.

The 1989 cult favorite works as a shorter, and possibly stranger, alternative to A24's splashy "Beau Is Afraid"

The great midcentury director's final film follows a female wrestling duo trying to eke out a victory on the road.

In an age obsessed with representation, this unassuming mid-aughts comedy dared to portray Asian Americans as "people who exist."

The story of a codependent father-and-daughter relationship pays tribute to the work of Yasujirō Ozu’ and Denis' own mother.

In a decade defined by social and political alienation, John Sayles' lo-fi sci-fi adventure embraced spontaneous spiritual connections.

Clint Eastwood's 1995 romantic drama energizes the domestic space with the liberating possibility of life's freedoms.

John Frankenheimer's head-trip points to a future filled with grifters falsely promising a better life.