Where will physical media collectors go to now?The Movie Room built a strong reputation in the physical media community, particularly for its packaging, selection, pricing, and collector-focused appro...

What happens when a holiday in Galicia, natural wine, friendship, and the end of the world become one film?On this episode of The Physical Cut, Krloz sits down with Kyle Greenberg and Anna Maguire of ...

What makes a film worthy of the Criterion Collection? Krloz sits down with Ron from Why This Film? to talk about Criterion, physical media collecting, and the idea behind his podcast: exploring the co...

What does it take to make an independent horror film, and what happens when you start looking at movies differently because you're the one making them?On this episode of The Physical Cut, I sit down w...

Obsession is going to the Oscars; or at least Focus Features is going all in on an Oscar campaign. With the studio submitting Curry Barker’s Obsession in a long list of categories, the question isn't ...

When does watching a movie become something we feel like we have to document?Krloz sits down with Chris Higgins, AKA Bearded Film Guy, for a conversation about Letterboxd, movie discovery, ratings, fi...

What makes a film worthy of the Criterion Collection? Krloz sits down with Ron from Why This Film? to talk about Criterion, physical media collecting, and the idea behind his podcast: exploring the co...

What happens when you stop traveling like a tourist and start traveling like a movie collector?In this episode of The Physical Cut, Krloz Ruben compares Rome and Madrid through the lens of physical me...

In this episode of The Physical Cut, we dive deep into one of the most overlooked, yet most emotional, parts of physical media collecting: the art of the box. From premium boutique label releases to d...

Every movie collector remembers their first Criterion.In this episode of The Physical Cut, Krloz sits down with Derick McDuff, host of the Underrated Movie Podcast, longtime Barnes & Noble booksel...

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The problem with this movie is… well, everything. Mainly the fact that is a copy paste of almost every horror movie that came out around that time. Slasher! Sex! Bad script!  If we compare this to an ...

Lamb is a haunting and unconventional tale that lingers more on atmosphere than action. The film blends folklore with an unsettling exploration of grief and longing. The cinematography is stunning, ca...

A wild, genre-blending ride that captures the chaos and beauty of impulsive love. The movie is driven by a stellar ensemble cast with standout performances.  Scott’s stylish direction contrasts Tarant...

This sequel dials up the campy fun with a heavy dose of spoof comedy, leaning into the absurdity of its premise. This sequel trades the suspenseful thrills of the original for a lighter, more self-awa...

WHAT’S IN THE BOX!? Se7en is a masterclass in suspense and psychological horror, directed with chilling precision by David Fincher. The film’s grim narrative, driven by an exceptional script, delves i...

1939 was a very good year! This film holds a special place in my heart, not just as a cinematic classic, but as a personal favorite that has shaped my love for musicals. There’s a certain magic about ...

Another movie I hadn’t logged. That; or I saw it before having Letterbxd.  Gave this a rewatch because there’s confirmation that a stage musical adaptation is in the works, and I wanted to get a feel ...

He knows my name! A quintessential teen rom-com of the late ’90s, blending predictable tropes with a charm that still resonates decades later. While the plot is far from groundbreaking and riddled wit...

102 years old!  A silent masterpiece that helped define the horror genre. An unauthorized adaptation of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, it weaves an eerie atmosphere through its stark expressionist visuals, ha...

A heartwarming and imaginative tale that explores themes of survival, community, and what it means to be alive. Through stunning visuals and heartfelt moments, the film captures both the beauty of nat...

I’ll have a boob Christmas, without you. Boobs! Boobs!  Boobs!  Perhaps a great cult classic B Horror film. Sets the mood just… eh, OK? A bad script, with some mediocre actors really does make a fun m...

Schools out for- alien invasion!  This is one of those movies I went back over and over again as a teenager- SCREAM being the top rewatch, obviously- for entertainment, and search of identity. Kevin i...

Lot of haters here on Letterboxd! If this was an old overrated film, ya’ll would be gagging all over it with 5 stars.  Is it a masterpiece in the realm of cinema? Nah. However; it’s entertaining and d...

An undeniable classic of cinema and a milestone for filmmaking. Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 epic laid the foundation for action movies, team dynamics, and storytelling structure as we know it today. The cin...

He brings gifts and ass-whooping, and he is all out of gifts!  For two years now I reserve this movie at Barnes and Noble and never pick it up. Today, I pulled the plug!  Was it a disappointment? Naur...

A childhood favorite.  Although it shows its age- some visual effects still hold up pretty nicely, creating believable and heartfelt interactions between Omri and the miniature figures. The film is an...

Running time was the real killer! A visually stunning thriller that immerses viewers in the haunting mystery of the Zodiac Killer. Fincher’s masterful use of muted colors and shadowy lighting creates ...

A masterclass in courtroom drama, blending stellar performances with a gripping narrative. James Stewart delivers one of his finest roles, effortlessly embodying the sharp yet affable defense attorney...