Donkeys, puppets, conductors, oh my! Our globe-trotting festival squad brings you the highlights of the jam-packed fall season.

November brings horny doctors, twisted fairy tales, New Taiwan Cinema and Spike Lee’s masterpiece.

Horrorville editor Brett Petersel invites the Letterboxd crew to revisit their favorite classic and current first-time horror watches of 2022.

Cannes prize winner Park Chan-wook on tragic romance, modern technology, and sensual storytelling in his “classical detective story” Decision to Leave.

Vampires? Check. Zombies? Check. Female neuroses? Check. For the spooky season, Shelf Life selects the best of the horror goods in theaters and on disc.

What can you expect from the most unexpected film festival event of the year? As our crew prepares to party with Park Chan-wook, we attempt to predict some highlights of Austin’s annual Fantastic Fest. 

It’s here: Shelf Life, our new monthly column in which Katie Rife selects the best of this month’s restorations, repertory screenings and re-released physical goods. 

We comb through the prestige names and indie sleepers coming to the Venice, Toronto, London, New York Film Festivals and Austin’s Fantastic Fest to present our most-anticipated of the festival season.

Our highlights from the 26th edition of the continent-spanning, genre-stretching Fantasia International Film Festival.

Hong Kong action legend John Woo on his inspirations, filmmaking philosophy and the most dangerous stunt of his career.