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How One Astronomer Uses Art to Understand Science

Creativity can help us understand the art of astronomy.

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The Witch is an atavistic Puritan nightmare for the ages

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The fell kings of the cul-de-sac return on Deafheaven’s New Bermuda

The suburbs suck: from Rush to Arcade Fire to Deafheaven.

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Green Room is a merciless, punk-as-sh*t siege movie

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Darling is a stunning psychohorror chamber piece

We’re at Fantastic Fest this week and are bringing you impressions of our favorite films shown at the event. For all of our hot, hot takes, head over here. /// Mickey Keating’s Darling is a lovingly-crafted Polanski mixtape. If the idea of “Repulsion, but also The Tenant” gets your juices flowing, s

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Kung fu epic The Assassin is impossibly, breathtakingly, stupidly gorgeous

We’re at Fantastic Fest this week and are bringing you impressions of our favorite films shown at the event. For all of our hot, hot takes, head over here. /// Hou Hsiao-Hsien has been working for a long time (he’s 68), but The Assassin has more verve than stuff from directors half his age. It’s an