In this week’s episode of Last Night I Watched..., Ashley tackles two modern sci-fi heavyweights: Interstellar and Ad Astra. First up is Christopher Nolan’s 2014 space odyssey Interstellar, a visually stunning tale of black holes, time dilation, and a father’s love, starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway. Then it’s Ad Astra (2019), James Gray’s meditative journey through the cosmos, where Brad Pitt plays a stoic astronaut confronting both distant threats and inner demons. Expect thoughts on cinematic spectacle, emotional gravity, and whether melancholy monologues make for good space travel.

Bleak landscapes, brutal violence, and moral decay—this week, we dive into three haunting films that explore humanity at its darkest. Wind River delivers a chilling crime thriller in the snowy wilderness, Hold the Dark unravels an eerie mystery drenched in ambiguity, and The Devil All the Time crafts a gothic tale of faith, corruption, and generational trauma. Join us as we dissect the themes, performances, and the unsettling atmospheres that make these films unforgettable.

Bullets, neon, and brooding hitmen—this week, we dive into three masterfully crafted thrillers: Collateral, Heat, and The Killer. From Michael Mann’s signature style to David Fincher’s icy precision, we break down the tension, performances, and what makes these films essential watches. Get ready for a deep dive into the world of crime, morality, and some of the slickest cinematography in the game!