To celebrate 25 years of American Psycho’s bone-deep impact, writer-director Mary Harron chats with Mia Lee Vicino about women’s retroactive embrace of the film on Letterboxd, Christian Bale’s physical comedy prowess and why Patrick Bateman is a total dork.

To celebrate the 45th anniversary of Bob Fosse’s deliriously dazzling All That Jazz, Mia Lee Vicino delves into the existentialist musical’s deep impact on filmmakers—from Stanley Kubrick to Greta Gerwig—and Letterboxd alike.

As Gone Girl rings in ten years of Amazing Amy’s disappearing act, Mia Lee Vicino probes the mystery-thriller’s deep impact, from annual Valentine’s Day rewatches to the catharsis of the Cool Girl monologue.

To celebrate 100 years of Columbia Pictures, we’re examining the deep impact of the 1946 film noir Gilda and its sparkling star Rita Hayworth, from Shawshank to the Moulin Rouge.

To celebrate 100 years of Columbia Pictures, we’re examining the deep impact of Frank Capra’s 1934 Big Five Academy Award-winner It Happened One Night, from Carrie Bradshaw to Bugs Bunny.

On the twentieth anniversary of Down with Love, Mia Vicino chats with director Peyton Reed about his campy romantic comedy’s cultural reevaluation, the choreography of sex jokes and fifty shades of pink.