Rachel Rabbit White

This musical from the '30s delivers on the fantasy any Depression-era viewer would want to get lost in: beautiful stage sets, catchy songs, and wise-cracking gals.

Andrzej Żuławski's 1981 film was originally banned in the United Kingdom, and has since become a cult classic.

Before Elizabeth Berkley's "Showgirls" and Demi Moore's "Striptease," there was "Exotica." Rachel Rabbit-White digs in.

Rachel Rabbit White reports from Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art's "On Our Backs, The Revolutionary Art of Queer Sex Work"

Rachel Rabbit White reports, where has all the transgression gone?

In her ongoing Sex Scenes column, Rachel Rabbit White explores how Jacques Demy's 1963 film "Bay of Angels," broke apart the classic "Lovers on the Lam" genre.

Consider it for your next Criterion Collection and chill.

In honor of Shark Week, GARAGE sits down for an interview with the most famous shark this side of 'Jaws.'

Reiner Werner Fassbinder's 'Querelle' (1982) revels in nautical-adjacent pleasure.

Fantasy, fear, lust, adventure, and sexual awakening converge in this masterpiece of Czech new wave cinema.

The non-alienated life, according to Adorno, is one without material worries, wherein the protagonist gets lost in whatever is of interest at the moment.