Celebrate Video Store Day With These Spooky Unstreamable Films

Naked Oscar Isaac Is But One of the Many Pleasant Visuals in Dune

SLAY Film Fest: Local Filmmaker Spotlight!

Six Picks from This Year's Seattle Queer Film Festival

Let's watch some queer-ass movies, Seattle.

Stranger Suggests: You Should Watch Seattle Filmmaker Wes Hurley's New Potato Movie

Plus two other solid events happening this weekend.

The World Watches Squid Game as Grimes Reads Marx

How Barney Miller’s Gays Defeated ABC’s Network Censors

It's Time for Scarecrow's Annual Psychotronic Challenge, Ghoulies!

Seattle Student Joins Star Trek Crew

Get Your Tickets Now for the HORRIFYING Fun of SLAY—Our Short Scary Movie Fest!

The Most Misguided Musical Adaptation Since Cats, Dear Evan Hansen Is an Utter Disaster

What’s It Like to Be Killed by an Alien? We Asked Tom Skerritt

We asked him a lot of other things too.

It’s a Life or Death Mission in Wild Samurai Zombie Western Mashup Prisoners of the Ghostland

The Story Behind the Gayest Week in TV History

The New Anthony Fauci Documentary Features a Celebrated Seattle Activist

Bill Gates is in it, too.

An Oral History of How Pig, the Sublime Film Shot and Set in Portland, Found Its Heart

A Big List of Unstreamable Movies

Turn off the internet and touch some tapes.

Why It's Impossible to Be Excited About the New Matrix

A Salute to the Greatest Action Hero of the 1980s, Hollywood Montrose

A Van Gogh Immersive and an Odd Plant Sale: Here's What We're Doing Around Seattle This Weekend

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Sees Simu Liu and Awkwafina Try and Fail to Reinvent the Marvel Formula

Tickets for the Terrifyingly Fun SLAY Film Fest are Now on Sale!

Netflix's The Chair Unfairly Maligns Students, but Sandra Oh Rules

Straw Dogs Is Unstreamable

Pop-Up Dances and Ooky-Spooky Fans: Here's What We're Doing Around Seattle This Weekend

White Lotus, a Story About the Preservation of White Hetero Male Power

BAZZOOKAFEST Is More Than a Festival—It's a Vibe

The fest is inspired by filmmaker Danny Denial’s web series BAZZOOKA, which uses last year’s turbulent summer to imagine Seattle’s post-apocalyptic future.

Sasquatch Is Real, At Least to the People in This Washington-Made Bigfoot Movie

Don't call it a mockumentary.

How M*A*S*H Predicted the Rise and Fall of Don't Ask, Don't Tell

Here's What We're Doing Around Seattle This Week

The Green Knight Sees a Dashing Dev Patel Fight a Giant Tree Man. It’s Outstanding.

Beach Parties, Zoo Tunes, and Queer Bikes: Here's What We're Doing Around Seattle This Weekend

Yes, I Have Worked at The Stranger for 20 Years, and You Can Thank Me by Watching My New Short Film “Church” at MoM Tonight

How the Reagan Era Turned Starsky & Hutch into Murder She Wrote

Here's What We're Doing Around Seattle This Weekend

James Gunn's The Suicide Squad Is a Huge Improvement from Its Predecessor, With More on Its Mind

The Stranger's Summer Movie Mashup Is TOO HOT FOR BURIEN

Charles Mudede Directed a Movie Written by Ahamefule Oluo and Lindy West, Starring Ahamefule and Ijeoma Oluo and Also the Very Funny Local Actress Annette Toutonghi, and It's Opening Northwest Film Forum's 2021 Local Sightings Film Festival

Charles loves a long headline so this is what we're running with.

Cowboy Bebop: The Movie Is Unstreamable

Our Top Recommendations Around Seattle This Weekend

M. Night Shyamalan Is a Good Filmmaker, Actually, and Old Is His Best Work Since The Sixth Sense

How Gay Are the Muppets?

This Weekend: Watch Luca While Swimming!

The Cannonball Run Is Unstreamable

Why Doesn't Seattle Have a Midnight Movie Scene?

Our Top Recommendations Around Seattle This Weekend

A New Millennium of Unstreamable Films

Our Top Recommendations Around Seattle This Week

In Pig, Nicolas Cage Wanders Portland Searching for His Lost Hog. It’s Glorious.

A Quick Preview of This Week's North Bend Film Festival