(L-R) Elle Fanning as Jesse and Nicolas Winding Refn in "The Neon Demon." A scene from "The Neon Demon." (L-R) Elle Fanning as Jesse and Nicolas Winding Refn in "The Neon Demon." Elle Fanning as ...

The Neon Demon's chief argument is that a 16-year-old ... A woman editing a magazine founded and owned by men is not a sign that women control an industry. The Terry Richardsons and predatory ...

After the slick-as-chrome Drive (2011), a neo-noir thriller about small-time criminals, director Nicolas Winding Refn was supposed to be The Next Big Thing. From our morning news briefing to a ...

“The Neon Demon” is a dark-crimson ... from “Mad Men” has an effective cameo as a casting agent who signs Jesse on the spot. Keanu Reeves gives one of his best performances in years ...

A mountain lion roams around Keanu’s dump, which is always a bad sign. When Jesse has trouble with her boyfriend Dean (Karl Glusman), Ruby invites her to share a mansion where she lives with ...

When The Neon Demon released its first trailer ... as an agency executive, sees dollar signs. The photographers (and a makeup artist, played by Jena Malone) see her sexuality.

Jesse signs with a hot modeling agency run by a ... s recent film about a gadabout Hollywood screenwriter, “The Neon Demon” does not amount to much more than twin imagery and a garish homage ...

If looks could kill, it’d be Neon Demon. Forget the non-existent plot line, the cringe-worthy dialogue, or the frenetic pace of the entire lookbook of a film. Because only when you see it for ...

The Neon Demon does not take a moment to mince words or hide its neon-lit sign about the heinous allure of vanity, jealousy, and other taboos celebrated in the world of fashion for hundreds of years.

“When a film makes you gag, and you leave the cinema feeling kinda weird, then that’s a sign that it’s working ... Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Neon Demon. This is the film, you may ...