Audacious programming and a community of movie lovers are powering the Revue, the Fox, the Paradise and Carlton Cinemas.

Classic movies like The Adventures of Prince Achmed, The Kid, and Armored Car Robbery show how you don't need a long runtime to make a great film.

The 1970s provided a plethora of cult classic films that we still watch and love. However, it also spat out a few movies that would never be made today.

From the Revue in Roncesvalles to the Fox in the east end, the city’s specialty screens are thriving, thanks to audacious ...

Anastasia Elfman lists her Top 10 Mummy movies of all time, and unwraps a brand new quote from Bruce Campbell.

Debates over whether Marvel or DC has the best shared comics universe miss out the one clear winner: Hellboy and the ...

The celebrated director of “Titicut Follies” and dozens of other documentaries was known for in-depth, unadorned movies that ...

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What is novel is the way the documentary explores both his childhood trauma and his adult torture. With its surrealist tones, striking visuals, and self-referential asides, director Rob Gordon Bralver ...

The American Black Film Festival was a key step in Ryan Coogler's journey to become an Academy Award-nominated filmmaker. It also gave him a leg up in wooing his future wife and producing partner ...

Dave Lehleitner, an associate professor of film production at Salt Lake Community College, offers several movie suggestions for Black History Month.