Hope Madden

Nef Johnson explores his personal journey through comedy in his dramedy series Not Even Funny, showing at the Gateway Film Center on Fri Aug 9

From big, windy blockbusters to family friendly streamers to hair raising indies, there's more going on in movies this weekend than you may realize. That's why we're here!

Ti West and Mia Goth finish their unique horror trilogy with a trip to the seedier side of Hollywood, where they could run into Axel Foley if they're not careful.

What is the deal with spiders right now? Oh, right. Universally terrifying. Well, we have another banger of a spider horror flick this week, but the big swings are on and off the tennis court in Luca Guadagnino’s Challengers. Boy Kills World offers video game style mayhem while The Beast sees AI as a monster […]

So much spookiness to choose from this week: family-friendly, swingin’ ’70s, atmospheric indie, surprisingly blasphemous? What is your poison? If you do not lean toward dark and creepy, or cannot bring yourself to spend another two hours on a big budget sequel, the best movie this week is a weird kid adventure playing at Gateway […]

David and Goliath movies can be so satisfying, and Dumb Money fits that bill. But maybe you’re ready for something creepier to get you in the seasonal mood? Loads of options streaming this week. Here’s the scoop. Dumb Money In theaters by Hope Madden Do you remember when GameStop stock became newsworthy? I, Tonya director Craig Gillespie […]

Wes Anderson returns to the screen with a beautifully crafted, wildly eccentric, very Wes Anderson film. Into that kind of artistry? Get to the Wexner Center for the Arts this weekend only (both Friday and Saturday) for their Contemporary Screen showing of the art doc The Melt Goes On Forever. Plus international films, indie horror […]

According to the website for Regan Linton and Brian Malone’s documentary imperfect, 95% of top TV show characters with disabilities in 2017 were played by non-disabled performers. Watching the pair’s documentary, you can’t help but wonder why that is. Art Possible Ohio brings imperfect to the Wexner Center for the Arts on Friday, January 22, […]

You know what’d help get everybody through a rough Ohio January? Some Coen brothers’ movies on the big screen would, and you’ll find them every Monday of the month over at the Drexel Theatre, you betcha. Throughout 2022, Bexley’s Drexel Theatre experimented with repertory programming: a kaiju block, a kung fu block, and a very […]

It’s a Christmas miracle – two straight weeks without one bad movie! Maybe somebody will even go see one of these. Fingers crossed! Violent Night In theaters by George Wolf Maybe director Tommy Wirkola was kicking back with writers Pat Casey and John Miller one night, arguing about whether Die Hard…