Film

Singer Grace Jones Puts Her Remarkable Talent on Display in New Documentary Film

by Jeff Niesel | Jul 13, 2018

'Three Identical Strangers' is Your New Favorite Psychological Documentary and Opens Tomorrow at the Cedar Lee

by BJ Colangelo | Jul 12, 2018

'Sorry to Bother You' Takes on Issues of Race and Class

by Jeff Niesel | Jul 11, 2018

'The Night Eats the World' is a Moody Thriller That Just Happens to Have Zombies

by BJ Colangelo | Jul 11, 2018

New Documentary Film Chronicles the Rise and Fall of Whitney Houston

by Jeff Niesel | Jul 5, 2018

'The First Purge' is Quintessential Action Horror for the Trump Era 1

by BJ Colangelo | Jul 4, 2018

'Ant-Man and the Wasp' is Harmless, Small-Potatoes Fun

by Sam Allard | Jul 4, 2018

'The Land' is Finally Available to Watch on Netflix

by BJ Colangelo | Jul 3, 2018

'Sicario' Followup 'Day of the Soldado' Loses Steam

by Jeff Niesel | Jun 27, 2018

Climbing Documentary Makes it Easy to Understand Humans' Obsession With Mountains

by Sam Allard | Jun 27, 2018

'Jurassic Park' Sequel Settles for a Simplistic Storyline

by Jeff Niesel | Jun 22, 2018

What You Need to Know About Adult Swim on the Green

by Jeff Niesel | Jun 21, 2018

Documentary Provides a Poignant Behind-the-Scenes Look at Fred Rogers' Life

by Jeff Niesel | Jun 20, 2018

Powerful Documentary 'To a More Perfect Union: U.S. v. Windsor' Closes Out Pride Month Perfectly

by BJ Colangelo | Jun 20, 2018

Good Songs Keep 'Hearts Beat Loud' Strumming Along

by BJ Colangelo | Jun 13, 2018

Newest Film Adaption of 'The Seagull' Fails to Fully Take Flight

by Jeff Niesel | Jun 13, 2018

'Hereditary' Offers a Traumatizing Exploration of Guilt and Grief

by BJ Colangelo | Jun 6, 2018

'The Misandrists' is an Aggressive Satire That's Absolutely Unsafe for Squares