29 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Sept 13–16, 2018

Jurassic Park, Let the Corpses Tan, Pick of the Litter, and Other Critics' Picks

A Real-Life Kid Kingpin in White Boy Rick

Horror Movie Mandy Will Satisfy Your Hunger for Loony Nicolas Cage

The Stranger's Art + Performance Quarterly, Fall 2018 Edition Is Out Now!

The Predator Is a Janky Shot of Cosmic Slop

Bad Reputation Shows No One Is Better at Being Joan Jett Than Joan Jett

The Best Film Festivals & Movie Releases in Seattle: Fall 2018

Picks from Seattle Art and Performance for Sept 17–Dec 9, 2018

Pick of the Litter: Hooray for Dogs!!!

Why Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Is Not Pro-Fox News But Definitely Anti-Trump

Never Goin’ Back, a Movie That Would Make John Waters Hold His Lighter in the Air

Inbox Jukebox Track of the Day: The Lead Single from the New Suspiria Soundtrack by Radiohead's Thom Yorke

31 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Sept 6–9, 2018

The 70mm Film Festival, The Wife, We the Animals, and Other Critics' Picks

Chance the Rapper's Horror Flick Slice Will Screen in Seattle—for One Night

Trump Announces Presidency Was an Elaborate Prank Show Called Trump’d

Glenn Close Simmers in the Oscar-Worthy The Wife

Fans of Sublime Frequencies' Group Doueh Will Want to See Oulaya’s Wedding at Northwest Film Forum Tonight

The Little Stranger: Faint Wisps of Gothic Horror in a Very English Story

28 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Aug 30-Sept 2, 2018

The Dark Crystal, Juliet, Naked, and Other Film Critics' Picks

Searching Messes with Tech and Conventions

Juliet, Naked Is Charming, Funny, and Very Smart

Jack Ryan Has a Lot of Good Stuff Going On

Cecil Beaton Was a Condescending, Rich, Magnificent, Sniveling, Brilliant Fop

Love, Cecil is a love letter to Beaton’s many facets

One of Funk's Biggest Freaks Comes Out of Hiding

The flamboyant and mysterious Betty Davis tells her heartbreaking story in a new documentary.

Regina Hall Shines in Support the Girls

27 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Aug 23-26, 2018

Point Break, Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood, The Third Murder, and Other Critics' Picks

The Happytime Murders Is like a Meet the Feebles Sequel No One Asked For

Young American Woman Not Only Murdered, But, More Importantly, Murdered by an "Illegal" Mexican Migrant

Double Jeopardy: Papillon Goes Up for Retrial

The Grand Illusion Pulls Asia Argento's Scarlet Diva From Programming After Assault Allegations

Drag Update: Alyssa Edwards Is Coming to Netflix

Why Boots Riley Is Wrong About Spike Lee's New Film

WHO IS THE TURD BURGLAR?? (Also, Here's the Trailer for American Vandal's Portland-Shot Second Season)

Did the Black Man Die in Vietnam as a Black Man or as the Illusion of a White Man?

We Need to Talk About My Favorite Wife, the Hecka Gay Film Starring Cary Grant and His (Alleged) Gay Boyfriend

Marky Mark's Horrible Mile 22 Is Barely a Movie

31 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Aug 16–19, 2018

Crazy Rich Asians, Puzzle, the Sound and Vision Film Fest, and Other Critics' Picks

Desperately Seeking Susan and Celebrating Madonna's Big 60

Amazon Wants to Buy a Movie Theater Chain That's All But Dead in Seattle

Half the Picture, a Documentary About How Hollywood Still Sucks for Women

Summer of ‘84 Joins Stranger Things in Making the '80s Rad and Horrifying

With Disenchantment, Matt Groening Takes on George R.R. Martin

Crazy Rich Asians Is Romantic-Comedy Gold

The Guy Who Swapped Blowjobs with Cary Grant Tells All

Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood will make you rethink gay history.

Wayne's World: The Best SNL Sketch Spin-Off Ever Made?

Random Acts of Flyness Aces the TV Musical

"Nuncaland" Will Make All the Theater Fags Cry

Milford Graves Full Mantis Spotlights the Free-Jazz Drummer’s Wild Music and Theories

The Meg: Shark Weak

That Summer, a Doc For Those Who Can't Get Enough of Grey Gardens

The Miseducation of Cameron Post Is a Timely Reminder That Conversion Therapy Isn't Just in the Past

32 Movies Worth Watching in Seattle This Weekend: Aug 9–12, 2018

Madonna: Truth or Dare, BlacKkKlansman, Nico, 1988, and Other Critics' Picks