Hannah has an ugly part of herself, hidden from the world, chained up in the basement of her apartment building.…
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On November 27, 1978, Dianne Feinstein was 45 years old, President of San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors, with two failed…
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Getting my first glimpse of the 61th New York Film Festival’s lineup a few weeks back, a happy but unaccustomed…
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We are pleased to welcome Robert Daniels as the new Associate Editor of RogerEbert.com. Robert is a Chicago-based film critic with…
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“Nowhere,” the latest international Netflix thriller, takes a bit too long to find itself, and struggles with tone, but a…
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Appreciations of Brian De Palma‘s masterful art often center on acknowledged pop culture phenomena like “Carrie” and “Scarface.” But one of…
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“Mami Wata” is a combination fable and thriller from Benin, shot in black-and-white and set in a seaside village called Iyi.…
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It’s ironically apt that “The Creator,” about the potential and peril of artificial intelligence, merely resembles profound science fiction. Rich…
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It’s rare for tenth installments in a successful franchise to correct for the sins of previous films but it feels…
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When he was still a relatively young man, Michael Gambon was dubbed “The Great Gambon” by his friend and mentor…
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