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If you thought \“Hereditary\” was weird or \“Midsommar\” was too long, those films’ director, Ari Aster, proves you haven’t seen anything yet. Nathan Weinbender says Aster’s latest, \“Beau Is Afraid,\” is a three-hour descent into paranoia and madness… and it’s brilliant. If you like that sort of thing.

These quirky cinematic masterpieces from the minds of David Lynch, Ari Aster and more are as crackers as they come

Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield-led romantic drama 'We Live in Time' has sold into Canada’s Sphere Films.

When mothers and dreams are involved, it is hard not to think of Freud. But in Ari Aster’s latest, very little is left to the imagination.

In Flames is the first film playing Cannes to come out of Talent to Watch, the Telefilm funding stream dedicated to first-time feature filmmakers

As a juror at the Cannes Film Festival, Brie Larson was asked if she'll be watching the new Johnny Depp film playing there and had a tense exchange with the journalist.

Though the push for horror has continued to create a cult following, it has struck out at recent awards seasons.

Ari Aster’s third feature is a hallucinatory portrait of a middle-aged mamma’s boy ever drowning in anxiety...

Warning: This article contains spoilers.  From the mind of Ari Aster, the director behind “Midsommar” and “Hereditary,” comes the everything-but-the-kitchen-sink film “Beau Is Afraid,” starring Academy Award winner Joaquin Phoenix. The picture’s three-hour runtime is packed with gorgeous cinematography, but the viewing experience was mostly uncomfortable and somewhat distressing. Though it addresses heavy topics like...

A crop of new horror movies explores a classic scary theme: Mommy. Movies ranging from the new “Infinity Pool” and “Evil Dead Rise” to last years “Barbarian” get scares out