There was only one way to answer this question: see the movie, and then talk about it on the internet. Warning: this article contains major spoilers for The Neon Demon. Emily Yoshida: There’s a ...

The headlines generated by last month’s premiere of “The Neon Demon” at Cannes — virtually ... year’s Cannes Film Festival and got the movie nominated for a Palme d’Or.

Karl Glusman of Gaspar Noe’s Love is dropped quickly from the movie, but his place in the bigger things at play doesn’t seem important enough to make so much of a difference. The bottom line is that ...

“The Neon Demon” is a voluptuous provocation, a stylish trip down a gonzo rabbit hole that is as entrancing as it is maddening. Here is a rarity in this season of summer movie ...

THE Neon Demon was one of the most divisive films at ... The textures and hues present in this frame sets up the rest of the movie, a visual smorgasbord to devour. A work of art.

Refn readily agrees to the suggestion that The Neon Demon is a movie created for a post YouTube landscape – a time where clips of a filmmaker’s movie can and often do appear online before the ...

Two weekends ago, Nicolas Winding Refn’s glitzy surreal horror film “The Neon Demon” opened on 783 screens, and when the weekend was over the box-office tally was far scarier than anything ...

and “The Neon Demon” tends to skew toward the latter. It doesn’t help that it feels like half of these lines were delivered in front of a mirror. Did I mention this movie is about narcissism? As for ...

“The Neon Demon” director Nicolas Winding Refn would love to adapt a comic book story for the big screen, and would be particularly interested in directing a Batgirl movie. “God, I would ...

Refn seems to saying that the beauty business is superficial and needs to be avoided. Ditto this movie.