The wonderfully demented “Widow’s Bay” plays out almost like an anthology of Stephen King short stories, shuffling supernatural urban legends…
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I’ve always been amused by sports-themed movies and TV series that exist in a parallel universe with fictional teams, e.g.,…
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Yes, on the one hand, even doing an animated spin-off of Netflix’s pop culture juggernaut “Stranger Things” feels a bit…
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The consistently impressive DOC10 technically starts next weekend, but there’s a build-up to it that begins tomorrow, April 24th, with…
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Building on the foundation laid by ESPN’s excellent “30 for 30” series, Netflix launched its own franchise of films about…
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Netflix will never run out of juicy material for its “Untold” sports documentary series, which over the years has tackled…
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Eighty years ago, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, the second-oldest festival in the world, screened its first films. Originally…
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“What if animals acted like people, and those people were sad and horny?” It’s an old chestnut at this point…
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Chaz Ebert and Festival Director Nate Kohn are thrilled to announce the addition of two more Special Guests at Ebertfest…
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A lo-fi heist film bolstered by dynamic and intimate camera work, director Steven Soderbergh’s “The Christophers” delights in simply seeing…
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