Hope Madden

A couple of seasonal horror flicks this weekend, plus a fruit-free Luca Guadagnino film about entanglements of flesh and philosophy. Of course, if none of these look tempting, there's always Nightmares Film Festival this weekend!

A musical about escaping through film, a documentary about a game changing film, a true story about a handsome thief, a sequel about a handsome AI program, and a sequel you didn’t know you needed and may not be sure even after you watch. Fun! Let’s run through what’s what in this week’s new releases! […]

It must be October because we have a combination of spooky season stuff and awards contenders to look into.

What we lack in quantity we make up for in quality with this week's new releases. Aronofsky returns, directing against type. A top notch cast reimagines an old comedy of manners. A cult classic mops its way into our hearts. There's a good time to be had at the movies this weekend.

One half of the Coen Brothers releases the second third of his lesbian B-movie trilogy. Jude Law takes Vanessa Kirby, Sydney Sweeney and Ana de Armas to Eden. Samara Weaving drives recklessly through Cleveland and Toledo. Plus more!

Bob Odenkirk returns as the unassuming super assassin, this time on a jolly holiday with the family. I bet they have a nice time. Not up for Bloodbath at Wally World? We have two, count them two, alien invasion movies this week, plus a ghost story, a brilliant cartoon, and two impressive directorial debuts. Much […]

August usually signals the end of the choice Hollywood summer films. But this week, we have a bounty of really solid films to choose from, all of them on the big screen!

Optimism continues to trend in superhero movies as Marvel unleashes another honest-to-God family film. Not in the superhero mood? Got some horror on big screens and small as well this week. Read on!

See loads of scary and creepy movies this summer at the Wexner Center for the Arts' International Horror program starting July 10!

The week in movies is all about making connections, whether you want them or not. Pixar releases a sweet story of first contact, while one of the greatest horror films of all time gets a late-stage sequel and tells the story of avoiding contact at all cost.