The Lawler Brothers release debut short film ‘Good Samaritans’
After premiering “Good Samaritans” at Film Fest 919 in October, the Lawler Brothers’s debut short film is now available for the world to see.
Bonus Features: Classics come home in the John Hughes 5-Movie Collection
Five of John Hughes’s most iconic films are coming home in this Blu-ray and digital combo pack.
Review: Pike’s sensational performance isn’t enough to save ‘I Care a Lot’
Despite a wickedly enjoyable performance from Rosamund Pike as the conniving lead, “I Care a Lot” tries to serve up more movie than this Netflix Original can handle.
Review: ‘Saint Maud’ is a haunting slow burn with heady, supernatural thrills
“Saint Maud” is brimming with enough supernatural scares and body horror to satisfy genre fans, and at the same time there are enough heady questions and psychological horror to thrill the rest.
Review: ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ gives an unflinching look at Fred Hampton
“Judas and the Black Messiah” finally etches the tragedy of Fred Hampton in celluloid for us to revisit and revere for years to come.
Review: Less is more in ‘Malcolm & Marie’ thanks to jaw-dropping performances from Zendaya, Washington
Writer-director Sam Levinson is operating at the top of his craft in this moment, and “Malcolm & Marie” is simply his latest example that sometimes less is more.
What to Watch: February Streaming Guide
Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day movie? We’ve got you covered with our February Streaming Guide!
Bonus Features: The holiday season is still going strong with ‘Fatman’ on Blu-ray
If you prefer shootouts and explosions to feel-good family films, “Fatman” may just be your new favorite holiday tradition.
Review: ‘The White Tiger’ is a raw, entertaining indictment of India’s caste-system
The complicated questions “The White Tiger” asks, along with a stellar leading actor, make it a Netflix film worth checking out.
Review: ‘Locked Down’ provides no escape from the monotony of lockdown
With two leads who aren’t the least bit compelling, a drawn out first two acts, and no discernible plot development, “Locked Down” is a film that should be avoided – even now.
North Carolina Film Critics Association announces 2020 winners
The North Carolina Film Critics Association announced its winners for the 2020 season Monday.
Best of 2020: Top 5 TV Shows
Trapped at home with nowhere to go, 2020 proved to be another excellent year for TV. Here are our picks for the very best shows of the year.
Best of 2020: Zach’s Top 10 Films
It’s been a strange year for film, but that doesn’t mean there haven’t been a handful of great ones. Check out Zach’s Top 10 Movies of 2020.
Best of 2020: Johnny’s Top 10 Films
It’s been a strange year for film, but that doesn’t mean there haven’t been a handful of great ones. Check out Johnny’s Top 10 Movies of 2020.
Best of 2020: Joel’s Top 10 Films
It’s been a strange year for film, but that doesn’t mean there haven’t been a handful of great ones. Check out Joel’s Top 10 Movies of 2020.
Review: ‘Pieces of a Woman’ is a devastating drama, but worth all the pain
“Pieces of a Woman” is an exquisitely-crafted portrait of generational grief, trauma and loss that not only showcases three superb performances, but excellent cinematography and strong direction.