Entertainment

The middle of winter is often a dead zone for new movies. With the slew of big holiday releases already in theaters for some weeks and few blockbuster...

If you’re like me, you have your smartphone on you all the time. I actually need it for work, but the amount of time I spend scrolling through social ...

More than any other reason, I love movies because of the artistry and craftsmanship that goes into bringing them to the silver screen. Dozens if not h...

What once seemed impossible is steadily growing into one of the most popular and successful movie franchises of the 2020s, and “Sonic the Hedgehog” sh...

Watching a character like Count Dracula evolve over the past century and the context in which the public thinks of the Transylvanian vampire is fascin...

The musician biopic is one of the most bankable yet overdone movie genres there is. They’re almost always vehicles for an actor showcase shooting for ...

Revisiting a well-established fictional world can be an exciting time for the original works’ fans — the return of “Star Wars” with the prequel and se...

How long must a dying franchise suffer before a movie studio decides to put it out of its misery? There’s an old quote attributed to Albert Einstein t...

With the Emmys three months behind us and the Oscars still three months ahead, nominations for the more fun, less stuffy awards shows that honor the b...

Do you remember when you heard the Beatles for the first time? Sadly, I don’t think I do. Their status as the greatest band of all time had been long ...

If there’s anything to be learned from the releases of “Gladiator II” and “Wicked” this past week, people love having a show put on for their entertai...

Who’s to say what makes a Christmas classic, or even a Christmas movie at all? “Miracle on 34th Street” and “It’s a Wonderful Life” sure count, but “D...

The holy horror train just keeps on chugging. I wrote recently about the resurgence in religious-themed horror movies during the past few years with t...

You ask the average moviegoer how many people they can name from the crew of popular films, and that list is likely pretty short. They might know a fe...

Movies about religion or include a religious aspect are a dime a dozen anymore — countless Christmas movies have some form of Linus’ speech from the C...

What is it about the 1970s that makes it so ripe for great horror movies — or at least great horror premises? After the social and political shifts of...

Everyone has their favorite era of “Saturday Night Live,” and more often than not it’s the one from their high school and college years, and whatever ...

Grief is a near-unknowable animal despite being a commonality all humans likely experience throughout our lives. Yes, there are the five stages — whic...