This feature article is in celebration of our Fall 2026 print zine that features writing and artwork in celebration of Cinematic Afterlife. Ghosts, spirits, specters and hauntings ...

Chelsea Alexandra, Staff Writer MJ’s Chelsea Alexandra on some of the must-see films at this year’s Philadelphia Film ...

Justin Fennelly, Staff Writer & Artist As someone who rewatches these movies often, I’ll walk you through a hallowed hall of ...

Ters, Staff Writer Coraline utilizes visual storytelling to reinforce its themes and folklore inspirations even further.

2.13 - Degrassi: The Next Syndication   Emily and Megan chat about their recent watches, in and outside of television, including Degrassi: The Next Generation , The Boys , Delicious in Dungeon .

In the Heart of the South (2026) was one of my most anticipated watches at TIFF. Starring Anna Lambe as Yura and Zorga Qaunaq as Sesi, this film follows Yura building a career in the Canadian film ...

This candy-colored, psycho-sexual noir left no doubt that Marilyn Monroe (appearing in her first top-billed part) was a star. A couple’s honeymoon at Niagara Falls takes a treacherous turn when they ...

Picture it: Pittsburgh, 1995. Well, not quite Pittsburgh. A small suburb of the city called Gibsonia. The dull roar of the Pennsylvania Turnpike blares beyond the window of a little nerd, glued to the ...

Emerald Fennell’s bombastic adaptation of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights has certainly divided both critics and audiences, but has been a great success—at the time of writing, it’s made over $225 ...

2024 has been a rich year for science fiction, both in film and in print. Several well-known franchises had prominent entries (Dune: Part Two, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Alien: Romulus), but ...

Set in Vigo, Galicia in 2004, eighteen-year old future film student Marina (played by fantastic newcomer Llúcia Garcia) seeks a certificate of paternity, so as to gain eligibility for a university ...

Women of the ’50s were tightly bound by conservatism and traditional values. They were expected to embody the ideal of the modest, devoted housewife while keeping desire hidden behind closed doors.