Chaz at CannesChaz EbertJune 03, 2023TweetRogerEbert.com publisher Chaz Ebert's ninth video dispatch from the 2023 Cannes Film Festival, made with Scott Dummler of Mint Media Works, features her discussion with actor Nicho... More »
Festivals & AwardsIsaac FeldbergJune 02, 2023TweetA thoroughly pungent, scabrously funny kind of nightmare picaresque, Sean Price Williams’ “The Sweet East” (which premiered at Cannes in the Directors’ Fortnight section) i... More »
ReviewsNick AllenJune 02, 2023TweetRob Savage has proven twice that he can aim higher than “The Boogeyman,” an emotionally numbing horror movie and counter-intuitive self-challenge to make PG-13 horror scary. The filmm... More »
InterviewsMatt FagerholmJune 02, 2023TweetAfter experiencing David Lynch’s complete body of work on the big screen last year, thanks to Daniel Knox’s masterfully curated retrospective at Chicago’s Music Box Theatre, my sou... More »
TV/StreamingCristina EscobarJune 02, 2023TweetTNT’s British import “The Lazarus Project” is a strong and smart network thriller. It has it all—a thoughtful exploration of moral questions, time traveling (of sorts), and ple... More »
ReviewsBrian TallericoJune 02, 2023TweetHBO’s four-part mini-series “Burden of Proof” asks two heartbreaking questions that are inverses of each other. What if you were convinced your parents had something to do with t... More »
ReviewsSimon AbramsJune 02, 2023TweetLast year, the South Korean action star Ma Deong-seok, aka Don Lee, took over the Korean cop thriller franchise “The Outlaws,” originally titled “Crime City” in Korea. A blockbuster... More »
ReviewsCarlos AguilarJune 02, 2023TweetConvinced that the extraterrestrials who abducted her when she was 15 are finally coming back to take her with them, Winona (Sarah Hay), a bubbly young woman, asks her neighbor Pe... More »
