
After a decade-plus break from filmmaking, Tim Robbins is returning to the director’s chair: According to The…


After a decade-plus break from filmmaking, Tim Robbins is returning to the director’s chair: According to The…

Metal, hardcore, punk, noise: Music shouldn’t always be easy on the ears. Each month, Loud unearths some of the…

1. The Bangles, Gilmore Girls
When a TV character suddenly expresses extreme devotion to a singer or band he or she…

Metal, hardcore, punk, noise: Music shouldn’t always be easy on the ears. Each month, Loud unearths some of the…

When Yorgos Lanthimos’ Dogtooth took the Prix Un Certain Regard at Cannes in 2009, it turned the eyes of the world…

By the director’s own admission, Paul Verhoeven’s Robocop is, in its heart of cyborg hearts, “a Christ story”—the…

1. Robert Pollard/Guided By Voices
The remarkably prolific Robert Pollard has a seemingly inexhaustible ability to…

Metal, hardcore, punk, noise: Music shouldn’t always be easy on the ears. Each month, Loud unearths some of the…

1. Apocalypse Now (2001)
A director’s cut in the letter but not the spirit of the term, Apocalypse Now Redux features…

1. Apocalypse Now (1979)
It’s hard to say Apocalypse Now Redux is “better” than Apocalypse Now, since the original is…

Former Sex Pistol, punk icon, and butter salesman John Lydon (a.k.a. Johnny Rotten) has a new record. Titled This Is…

In or out of metal’s seedy musical ghetto, there are few records as epically conceived or grandly ambitious as Sleep’…

1. Friday Night Lights’ Landry-kills-a-guy arc
The rumor mill had NBC interfering with the terrific, reasonably…

Punk, hardcore, metal, noise: Music shouldn’t always be easy on the ears. Each month, Loud unearths some of the…