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In February 1994, Roger Ebert felt like he was the last one to get to the party when it came to celebrating a new movie. This would usually be a strange thing for a film critic to admit, particularly when he has a Pulitzer Prize. But despite—or perhaps because—he and

Contains spoilers for Murder is Easy including the identity of the murderer. A Christmas Christie is a treat and Murder is Easy scratches that itch very nicely. Telling the story of a rural village of two halves where people keep getting murdered while the police seemingly do nothing, this latest

The end of any given year is a strange liminal space outside of time where one begins to reflect upon the days that were and the uncertain days still to come. It’s weird. Some might even say it’s a zone … of twilight. Yes, the New Year represents the perfect

The Cinematic Sensations That Abound at Film Festivals By Briana Hilton. “Being at a film festival reminds me of the power of film. The power that we have in our hands. Telling specific stories about personal matters can start the debate that is needed today, and that connect you with

 As a former funeral assistant and arranger, I’ve always found joy in works that find amusement in the macabre. From the satirical undercurrent of Six Feet Under to the black comedy of Bernie and Harold and Maude, it’s a very particular subgenre of comedy that I gravitate toward. Maybe it’s