Review: Between the Temples (2024)
It may be an exaggeration to proclaim that the Jews created contemporary American humor. Still, much less enduring hilarity would have ensue
This Week in Streaming (August 27th)
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Alicia Witt and The Unorthodox Faith of Longlegs
The Nashville resident and co-star of the summer’s breakout movie talks divine inspiration and her love of The Belcourt.
✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: August 23-29
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Review: Borderlands (2024)
After dwelling on the fringes of Hollywood’s illegitimate genres for nearly two decades, Eli Roth was ready to put his stamp on the summer b
This Week in Streaming (August 20th)
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✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: August 16-22
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Review: Kneecap (2024)
The unfortunate result of hip-hop’s pop-music domination is that its status as a revolutionary form has become flattened. It’s a globally po
This Week in Streaming (August 13th)
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✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: August 9-15
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This Week in Streaming (August 6th)
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When Horror Gets Religion
From Immaculate and The First Omen to Longlegs and MaXXXine, Christianity is having a terrifying moment at the multiplex.
✹ WEEKLY FILM RUNDOWN: August 2-8
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This Week in Streaming: July 30th
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The Western’s Grand Reversion
Horizon: An American Saga and Twisters shift the western beyond its well-trodden apologist territory.