Happy birthday, Leatherface.

Get busy livin’.

Murder, madness, and obsession in a pair of Hitchcock’s ‘50s masterpieces.

Music docs that are more than just documents.

Just keep l-i-v-i-n’.

Is the beloved ‘80s action comedy a sacred cow or a false idol? 

A 10th anniversary look at “Her.”

Shut the f*ck up, Donnie, it’s the Dude’s birthday.

Breakthroughs for Malick, Scorsese, and Lucas turn 50.

Still crazy after all these years.

Maguire, Dunst, Dafoe - and that kiss! A look back at Rami’s influential Spidey movie twenty years later.

Coppola’s ’72 masterpiece is perfect and here’s why.

Wes Anderson’s latest may require a second look.

Kubrick’s divisive masterpiece still provokes a half century after its ’71 debut.

That time Michael Phillips bad-mouthed “Raiders.”

Three decades after its historic sweep of the Oscars’ top prizes, Jonathan Demme’s film remains the gold standard for prestige pulp.

The technical brilliance - and bracing relevance - of Spielberg's early masterpiece.

In honor of Pulp's 25th anniversary, a revisit of our 2012 Sacred Cow review.

Maybe you missed Jack Black's Mexican wrestling movie?

Taking the red pill twenty years later.

That thing where your superpower is seeing dead people.

A Sacred Cow review of the John Carpenter classic and thoughts on the new Carpenter-approved sequel directed by David Gordon Green.

Sofia Coppola's 2003 film gets the Sacred Cow treatment, plus Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly in Jacques Audiard's English-language debut.

A debate about Christopher Nolan's landmark film and its status as the best superhero movie ever.

Golden God or mediocrity? A Sacred Cow review of Cameron Crowe's ode to ‘70s rock. 

After getting bounced from the Best of the 90s Filmspotting Madness tourney, the Coen Brothers' third feature gets the Sacred Cow treatment.

Adam and Josh split on their revisit of the James Cameron disaster epic and recommend some overlooked '90s movies from Campion, Lee, Sayles and more.

A 10th-anniversary sacred cow review of the Paul Thomas Anderson film, plus the best movie years of all time (according to Adam and Josh).