There’s nothing about “Alley Cats” that’s particularly interesting outside of how it reflects the current state of its ...

The critic turned filmmaker talks about working within other people's sensibilities and his own memories of SoHo.

They start by rationing what they happened to have in the house that day, but montages eventually reveal that they’re able to ...

A played-out way of extending a comedy franchise, but done with enough zeal and invention that the time passes quickly.

A low-key, often hypnotic character study, starring Willem Dafoe as an aging poet who meets a group of young fans who want to ...

The people are bolstered by this newfound hope, but Sapphire runs into problems with Goldland’s religious orthodoxy, ...

What are some Girl Scout cookie varieties? Thin mints. Adventurefuls. Samoas. Then she offers them a wise word of advice: ...

The fate of the drive-in movie theater is even more precarious. Once numbered in the thousands, there are now just 300.

In Jane Schoenbrun’s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” horror, cinema, and desire are intertwined. Though similar in ...

Early on in Todd Haynes’ “Safe,” an unwatched television broadcasts a half-heard report on Elizabeth Bouvia, a woman ...

The Mythic Dimensions of Christophe Gans, author and RogerEbert.com contributor Scout Tafoya gets into the French director’s ...

On August 3th, 2026, as I was writing to wish Professor Robert Thurman a happy birthday, I was saddened to learn that he ...