Romance

Bertrand Bonello’s Sci-Fi Epic ‘The Beast’ Is the Stuff of Nightmares

By  Meg Shields 

Featuring the two scariest things the French can imagine: pop-up ads and Ego death.

‘Fingernails’ Wastes Its All-Star Cast On A Faux-Clever Premise

By  Meg Shields 

Or: we have ‘The Lobster’ at home.

Love Needs No Explanation in ‘History is Made at Night’

By  Emily Kubincanek 

The restored Criterion edition of Frank Borzage’s masterpiece romance shows the talent and intuition he had to reach the audience’s hearts.

‘No Man of Her Own’ was Carole Lombard and Clark Gable’s Precursor to Real-Life Romance

By  Emily Kubincanek 

Before they fell in love, they starred in this romance that gives modern viewers a peek at their relationship.

‘Slut in a Good Way’ Takes Us Back to the Trials of Teen Life

By  Valerie Ettenhofer 

Girls just want to have fun in this imperfect but entertaining French-Canadian film, now in theaters.

15 Underrated Romantic Movies Directed By Women

By  Naomi Elias 

We created the perfect Valentine’s Day watch list filled with underrated gems from equally underrated female directors.

8 Times Romantic Movies Became So Full of Love That They Broke Into Song

By  Kendall Cromartie 

Celebrating the musical moments in everyday romance movies that stole the show

The Putrid, Repulsive, Unparalleled Romance of Peter Jackson’s ‘Braindead’

By  Brianna Zigler 

What says “I love you” quite like fighting your way through your own undead mother’s retractable womb and physically rebirthing yourself to be with the woman you love? Before the ‘Before’ trilogy, there was ‘Braindead.’

The Best Valentine’s Day Movies for Single People

By  Ciara Wardlow 

Who needs love when you’ve got movies?