'The Shrouds' review: Livecams inside graves and other Cronenberg-isms

‘The Shrouds’ Director David Cronenberg Wants to Retire the Term ‘Body Horror’

David Cronenberg, aficionado of the unnerving, won’t let his feelings about a creator get in the way of a creation. “I still love my Tesla,” says the filmmaker, seated in a dimly lit conference room at the Criterion Collection’s Manhattan office. “My relationship with my Tesla has nothing to do with Elon. We have a separate love.” He smiles wanly. One of Musk’s machines plays a minor role in Cronenberg’s latest picture, The Shrouds (out now), …

Why 'The Shrouds' Is Quintessential Cronenberg

Director David Cronenberg never takes half measures or flinches from mortality. Those elements come alive in his new film, The Shrouds.

Film Review: The Shrouds Is a Shallow Grave

With his latest film The Shrouds, the 82-year-old Canadian filmmaker homes in on the reality that these bodies of ours will one day rot away or be reduced to ashes. It’s an unsettling truth that's easy to stuff aside, even as we watch a loved one lowered into the earth. by Robert Ham This review originally appeared in the Portland Mercury.  David Cronenberg’s chief cinematic obsession has long been the human body and all the painful, pleasurable…

David Cronenberg on What ‘The Shrouds’ Would Have Been Like as a Netflix Series

Netflix passed on what would have been an incredible and ambitious TV series, which was quite a bit different than Cronenberg's masterful new film.

'The Shrouds' review: Livecams inside graves and other Cronenberg-isms

David Cronenberg has long been one of our most provocative filmmakers, and at 82 years old, he's still pushing buttons.

‘The Shrouds’ review: For Cronenberg, grief is an obsession

David Cronenberg’s latest film lurches in multiple directions, but at its core, the movie is about death — and accepting it.