Film
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Reel Affirmations 28: A Complete Guide to All the Films
Reviews of every feature film and short showing in this weekend's LGBTQ film festival.
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Dune review: Denis Villeneuve’s epic boasts visual splendor, incomplete story
The visually and aurally spectacular "Dune" bogs down in sandy seriousness before dropping us off at an inconclusive end
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Win Tickets: The Rocky Horror Picture Show 45th Anniversary Spectacular
We're giving away tickets to the Rocky Horror Picture Show 45th Anniversary Spectacular in Washington, D.C.!
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Movie Review: Michael Myers returns in Halloween Kills
Halloween Kills sidelines the Strodes and piles on the body count as Michael Myers terrorizes the whole town.
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Movie Review: Ridley Scott’s ‘The Last Duel’
Medieval drama meets the #MeToo era in a solidly entertaining film starring Adam Driver and Matt Damon.
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‘Lamb’ review: Equal parts horror folktale and allegorical warning
A childless Icelandic couple find happiness and horror when an unusual form of livestock joins the family
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Film Review: On the Fringe of Wild
A trio of cringeworthy coming-out journeys collide in the Canadian drama "On the Fringe of Wild"
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No Time to Die review: A very wordy goodbye to Daniel Craig’s James Bond
Daniel Craig says bye-bye to Bond with the haunting but talky revenge tale "No Time to Die"
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage review – A swift, dumb, action-packed buddy comedy
"Venom: Let There Be Carnage" feels like a lot of set-up for little pay-off, despite bursts of eye-popping CGI and visual effects
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Fathom Events’ Fright Fest screens Carrie, Dracula, Evil Dead, and more
A number of spooky classics will be revived on the big screen
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Film Review: My Name Is Pauli Murray
"My Name Is Pauli Murray" sharply illuminates its subject's heroic lifelong fight for human rights.
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Stephen Winter’s audacious ‘Chocolate Babies’ and ‘Jason and Shirley’ join Criterion’s classics
“Humbled and honored” to have his films Chocolate Babies and Jason and Shirley added this month to The Criterion Channel, writer-director Stephen Winter still feels...
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The Eyes of Tammy Faye humanizes the late, larger-than-life televangelist
Screenwriter Abe Sylvia and actress Cherry Jones on why Tammy Faye Bakker remains relevant to this day
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Movie Review: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie
Everybody's singing pep songs in the blandly empowering high school musical "Everybody's Talking About Jamie"
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Death Drop Gorgeous review: A John Waters-style horror-comedy without the wit or warmth
Sex, drugs, drag, and murder get super messy in the low-budget queer horror film Death Drop Gorgeous.
