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The filmmaker’s follow-up to ‘Ex Machina’ and ‘Annihilation’ at times feels like provocation for provocation’s sake

The actress and her chameleonic co-star Rory Kinnear are great but the film isn’t quite sure where it’s going

The actor has found a niche playing multiple characters in one scene, never more so than playing five in his new film Men. He talks about grief making him old before his time – and why niceness is back

If you just finished watching Alex Garland's new folk-horror film "Men," you might need a little time to process it. At least that's what Garland hopes.

The filmmaker spoke to Salon about that WTF ending sequence and how the film hinges on miscommunication

Jessie Buckley is a woman who can't evade all the men who share Rory Kinnear's face in Alex Garland's horror

What does 'Attack on Titan' have to do with 'Men' and its bizarre ending? Let’s dig in.

Like the previous films he’s directed — 2014’s “Ex Machina” and 2018’s “Annihilation” — Alex Garland’s new folk-horror film “Men” has a lot going on underneath the surface: themes of gender and toxic masculinity, ancient signs and symbols, literary references to everything from the Bible to Yeats.

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A surrealist nightmare of gender terror from one of Hollywood’s most distinctive directors.

The last time a major filmmaker ventured into a nightmarish Garden of Eden amid a swirl of Christian and pagan warnings of the evil that men do, the filmmaker was Darren Aronofsky, the film was “Mother!” and the CinemaScore exit polls of moviegoers out for a good time awarded it…