Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Phantom of the Megaplex is a true send up and love letter to cinema in a Disney Channel Original Movie.
by Janet Reinschmidt, Staff Writer Phantom of the Megaplex is a true send up and love letter to cinema in a Disney Channel Original Movie.
Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer It's interesting looking back at what used to bring me fear as a child and how it compares to the existential fears of being an adult.
Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer Video Store•Age is a platform dedicated to preserving and sharing independent and experimental films.
James Bojaciuk, Staff Writer Some art holds a special surprise when you engage with it without prior knowledge. Shin'ichirō Ueda’s One Cut of the Dead deserves to be watched blind.
Description courtesy of filmmaker, Matthew Ober: Parking is a nightmare. That is the first thing you hear when you move to the city, along with “Beware the PPA—The Philadelphia Parking Authority.” ...
I’ll be honest, I did not find this an easy watch. I’m very much a dilettante when it comes to Chinese cinema of any origin, perhaps even more so with the cinema of Hong Kong specifically. This did ...
The British New Wave of the early 60s has never had the same cachet as its French namesake but, for me, it is much more significant. Unfortunately, even to this day, it is the only intensive period of ...
Exhumed Films has been running a 24-Hour Horror-thon (a marathon screening of horror and cult films) in a theater at International House every year around Halloween since 2007. I have been attending ...
If you’ve been living under a rock for the last month, or at least in a very different corner of the internet to me, you may not have heard that a little gay hockey show is taking the world by storm.
Let’s start by getting this out of the way: yes, I am a die-hard Christopher Nolan fan. He is one of the most important filmmakers working today. He blends big-budget blockbuster spectacles with ...
What is sparkling with sisterhood, tortured by society, and red all over? A coven of four women at a dead end. Their spells are brewed with lies, Y2K fashion, and appeasement through the retail season ...