The Plot to Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Is Thick, and Excruciatingly Detailed. Fans Will Love It.

The Front Runner: The Politics of the Past Can Teach Us Nothing

30 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Nov 15-18, 2018

Widows, Narcissister Organ Player, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, and Other Film Critics' Picks

Steve McQueen’s Heist Thriller Widows Is a Full Meal of a Movie

Why Our Sexual Fluids Failed to Humanize the Car

So Long, True Believers: Stan Lee, 1922-2018

JJ Abram's Overlord: War Movie Meets Full-Blown Nasty Horror

30 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Nov 8-11, 2018

Boy Erased, Cinema Italian Style, Mystery Train, and Other Critics' Picks

Writer/Director Joel Edgerton Talks About Gay Conversion Therapy Drama Boy Erased

Prospect Is a Slice of Space Noir by Seattle Filmmakers

Wildlife Is Perfectly Fine

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms: Disney's Latest Nightmare

Experience a Different Kind of Melissa McCarthy in Can You Ever Forgive Me?

Counterpoint: There's Plenty to Enjoy in the New Suspiria

Let's Not Forget How Amazing Life Really Is

Feel Free to Bail When Suspiria Turns Into a Satanic Thom Yorke Music Video

London Fields Is the Cinematic Equivalent of a Sewage Truck Colliding with a Tanker Full of Gasoline

And Then They Came for Us Shows How Demonizing the "Other" Is a Recurring Theme in Human History

The Hunt for Red Schlock-tober in Hunter Killer

24 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Oct 25–28, 2018

NFFTY, Hale County This Morning, This Evening, King Kong, and Other Movies Worth Watching

I Hope Christians Like Bohemian Rhapsody, Because Someone Should

It's a ballet of tragic gay clichés.

Jonah Hill’s Mid90s Is a Nostalgic Portrait of Patriarchal Found Families

The Price of Everything Captures the Art World That Banksy's Stunt Disrupted

Netflix, You're Letting Me Down on the Horror

Nevertheless, here are some recs (with disclaimers).

Rafiki Wins Top Awards at Seattle's TWIST Film Festival

The Witchcraft, Devilry, and Fun, Feminist Fury in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina

The Oath Is a Confused Comedy About America's Political Divide

Police Beat Was Named as One of the "30 Best (Truly) Independent Films of the 21st Century"

Scarecrow Video Is Celebrating 30 Years with a Righteous Online Auction

28 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Oct 18–21, 2018

Halloween, German and Polish Film Fests, and More Film Critics' Picks

Addiction and Compassion in Beautiful Boy

Grand Illusion to Present Sonic Youth: 30 Years of Daydream Nation on Oct. 22

Get Your George Romero Zombie Love on Tonight, When NWFF Screens Day of the Dead

John Carpenter's New Halloween Score Is Great, Surprising No One

Seattle's Rising Dog Population Reveals What Children of Men Got Wrong

The Biggest Question About First Man: How the Fuck Do You Pronounce "Gemini"?

"Bucking" Comes Out of the Closet in Jamal Sims's When the Beat Drops

The Old Man & the Gun: Watching Robert Redford Rob Banks Is a Goddamn Delight

Tenacious D Has a New "Animated" Web Series Out. And Album Forthcoming. And They're Coming to Seattle on My Birthday, Y'all.

33 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Oct 11–14, 2018

TWIST, Free Solo, First Man, and Other Critics' Picks

Damien Chazelle and Ryan Gosling Go from La La Land to the Moooooon in First Man

Finally, Someone Gets Montgomery Clift's Biography Right

Bad Times at the El Royale Provides Okay Times at the El Royale

The “North Carolina Mafia” Do Horror: Danny McBride Explains How He Ended Up Writing Halloween

This October, Watch 2018's Best Horror Flicks

Forty Years After Its Premiere, John Carpenter's Halloween Maintains Its Power. See It in Theaters Tonight.

Sadie Is a Thoughtful Portrait of a Budding Sociopath

It's the latest feature by Seattle filmmaker Megan Griffiths.

M.I.A. Doesn't Give a Fuck About Being Too Complex

The Atomic Cafe Reveals That Our Government Has Always Tried to Downplay the Dangers of Radiation

See John C. Reilly Puking Up Baby Spiders in The Sisters Brothers