‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’ still really wants to be ‘Scream’ Nearly 30 years later, the ‘90s slasher series still flounders
‘Wicked’ is ghastly, despite its great performances Jon M. Chu’s Broadway adaptation is excruciatingly long—and there’s more to come
The penultimate ‘Cobra Kai’ episodes pack a delightful punch Netflix’s ‘Karate Kid’ sequel nears its conclusion with season six, part two
‘Weekend in Taipei’: The slow and the serious Luke Evans, Sung Kang and Gwei Lun-mei finish in last place with a Hollywood knock-off
‘The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh’ turns the model minority myth on its head Amazon Prime’s new show is more than just a comedy; it’s a commentary on how Asian Americans are viewed by their white neighbors
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ is a hilariously sincere road trip A sloppy film that looks back earnestly on a meaningful partnership
‘Grand Tour’ is a colonial rumination on Southeast Asia The past and present collide in this New York Film Festival selection
Singaporean tech thriller ‘Stranger Eyes’ reveals secrets from afar Yeo Siew Hua’s kidnapping drama takes winding emotional turns
‘Dan Da Dan’ is already one of the best genre-blending animes Expect the unexpected from this bold adaptation that’s keeping us on our toes
Japanese drama ‘Happyend’ details coming of age in a surveillance state Neo Sora’s first dramatic feature—a New York Film Festival selection—is a firecracker of politics and puberty
‘Yellow Face’ is unabashedly back for its Broadway debut The revival reimagines the possibilities of representation, belonging, and storytelling
South Korean thriller ‘Sleep’ is bitingly funny and tense Jason Yu’s debut chronicles a couple’s battle with sleepwalking, and something more
The new ‘Uzumaki’ adaptation is an ode to Junji Ito’s gruesome imagination The four-episode series premiering Sept. 28 on Adult Swim is a study of obsession and self-destruction
Devastating Hong Kong drama ‘All Shall Be Well’ captures the need for marriage equality Ray Yeung crafts a uniquely life-affirming film steeped in painful loss
‘Babygirl’: A kinky thriller about learning to communicate Nicole Kidman lights the film ablaze in a complex erotic drama from A24
Sci-fi docufiction ‘2073’ details our collapsing world British filmmaker Asif Kapadia turns the present into a cautionary backstory at the Venice Film Festival
Nepal’s ‘Pooja, Sir’ is a vital social drama in the body of a crime thriller The police procedural pits queerness against colorism in its potent examination
‘Pachinko’ returns with an emotional wallop The second season of Apple TV’s Japanese-Korean family epic is a marked improvement
Our favorite Asian films from Fantasia Film Festival From a time-traveling samurai, to a feline spirit animal with a gambling problem, we’ve got a little something for everyone
Bullets and brotherhood: Hong Kong classic ‘The Killer’ turns 35 A look back at John Woo’s unlimited ammo, explosions, and homoeroticism on the eve of his streaming remake
A Nepali climber rises again in ‘Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa’ Netflix’s Everest doc transcends the usual confines of “inspiration”
