Movies

[ad_1] “Citizen Kane” has cast a vast cinematic shadow for nearly eight decades, sitting atop countless lists of the greatest

[ad_1] Crime fiction has long been fascinated by the fuzzy line between crooked cops and the criminals they are meant

[ad_1] Ashley Peldon gets paid to scream. While this may be a vocation that many people would jump at right

[ad_1] On a rainy day last week, 72 moviegoers visited the Park Plaza Cinema in Hilton Head Island, S.C., to

[ad_1] David Guillod, a former Hollywood executive who was out on bail after being charged with sexually assaulting four women,

[ad_1] The long-awaited follow-up to the 1996 cult classic “The Craft” recalls its iconic predecessor in many ways. Just like

[ad_1] How does one find love over the holidays? It’s easier, perhaps, to lock down a trusty holidate: someone who

[ad_1] For more than a half-century, Frederick Wiseman has been telling the story of the United States, one documentary and

[ad_1] Netflix has done a fine job in recent years of stockpiling horror films — from established classics to newer

[ad_1] Several of the city’s other art houses and smaller cinemas have a surprising safety net — large corporate owners

[ad_1] With his first feature, the director and co-writer Tyler Taormina delivers something at first familiar and then increasingly —

[ad_1] At the start of “Midnight in Paris,” a documentary shot in Flint, Mich., in 2012, before the water crisis,

[ad_1] A murderous weave is the main attraction of the horror comedy “Bad Hair,” but a few catchy tunes play

[ad_1] I loathe the idea of a topical movie. The process of filmmaking doesn’t even really allow for it. A

[ad_1] There’s brainy sci-fi, and then there’s very brainy sci-fi. It’s rare that very brainy sci-fi packs a genuinely emotional,

[ad_1] Throughout his career, the Hong Kong-born director Wayne Wang has applied a purposefully eclectic approach to environments and subject

[ad_1] A family project, “The Place of No Words” clearly means so much to the tight circle of people who

[ad_1] “Friendsgiving,” the new comedy written and directed by Nicol Paone, takes a surprisingly charming and hilarious approach to a

[ad_1] In the 1920s, when radium was advertised as a luminous substance with health benefits, two teenage sisters make ends

[ad_1] The Afropunk festival has been steadily scaling up for years, growing over a decade and a half from a