Cinema

New York film lovers, take note. Bugonia, the latest feature from Yorgos Lanthimos, is nearing the end of its 35mm engagement at Nitehawk Cinema – Prospect Park. For a limited time, audiences can experience the filmmake...

New York has been the setting for some of the most defining stories in film. Its streets, skylines, and subways have inspired some of cinema’s most unforgettable moments. These ten films all rank in top 100...

New Yorkers, prepare to enter the fantastical—and terrifying—world of Guillermo del Toro. To celebrate the buzz around his recently released Frankenstein, the Paris Theater is hosting a series in the filmmakers honor. M...

While Halloween may have passed,  proves that spooky, silly fun doesn’t have to end with October! Officially in theaters now, this animated family adventure is winning over kids and parents alike across NYC, offering a...

New Yorkers, get ready to defy gravity for five straight hours. Wicked fans can experience the story of Elphaba and Glinda like never before. A special double feature screening is coming to NYC on Thursday, November 20t...

Autumn in New York is made for moviegoing, and this season, MoMA is inviting audiences to step into the dreamlike worlds of Sofia Coppola. The museum is honoring one of contemporary cinema’s most distinctive voices—and...

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is now haunting the big screen in NYC, and it’s unlike anything you’ve seen before. This , the Oscar-winning filmmaker resurrects Mary Shelley’s timeless tale in his long-awaited adapta...

Forget noisy crowds or fighting for the best seat — a whole new kind of movie night is about to arrive in NYC. Metro Cinema, the latest venture from Tim League, founder of Alamo Drafthouse, opens today, Wednesday, Octob...

Meet a kind-hearted, slightly pieced together little monster who's been quietly holding chaos at bay behind the creaky doors of his home at Castle Grotteskew... until now.  Halloween has never looked so adorable, so m...

It’s been 50 years since The Rocky Horror Picture Show first shocked and delighted audiences in 1975. Originally a quirky, low-budget musical comedy, the film was actually meant to premiere in NYC on Halloween night tha...