In celebration of Mother’s Day, the Letterboxd crew shares the love for our favorite movie moms, from Marmee March to murderous matriarchs and beyond.

With the Final Destination series turning 25 this year and the arrival of Final Destination Bloodlines , Matt Goldberg speaks to filmmaker James Wong and looks at the best deaths in a horror series that recognizes the Grim Reaper as the greatest slasher of all time.

As Constantine turns twenty and arrives on 4K Blu-ray, director Francis Lawrence talks to Matt Goldberg about the film’s cult status, casting Tilda Swinton and Peter Stormare as an angel and a devil, and how his world-building means there’s a Hell-version of Disneyland.

For Valentine’s Day, Letterboxd staff and contributors celebrate the cinematic couples who make us swoon, sigh and shout, “Love is real!”—from Jackie Brown and Max Cherry to Charles Grodin and Miss Piggy.

As Interview with the Vampire turns 30, Matt Goldberg sinks his teeth into the film’s exhilarating sexual energy and scene-stealing Tom Cruise performance.

As National Treasure turns 20, Matt Goldberg examines how the Nicolas Cage hit marked not only a turning point in the actor’s career, but the beginning of the end for high-concept blockbusters as Hollywood fully embraced IP adaptations.

As spooky season officially begins, the Letterboxd crew (with a little help from some filmmaker friends) scares up twenty-plus of our favorite horror performances—from Shelley Duvall and Claude Rains to Nicole Kidman and Snoop Dogg.

As Twisters swirls its way into theaters, Matt Goldberg explores three different eras of disaster movies and why the 1990s hit the sweet spot between the star-studded mayhem of the 1970s and the CGI-drenched chaos of the post-2000s.