There are men that I love and respect that say this is not a movie they want to see. They don't have an interest and that this is not a movie for them. They are misled.

The power of cinema is undeniable. Movies can bring us to faraway places, inspire us to take action, and touch us on a deep, emotional level. Cinema has the potential to be a force for positive change in the world. From impacting social justice issues to creating greater awareness of

Last week, we asked our staff to identify their favorite films from the last year. While this was easy for some, it was understandably very difficult for others. With audiences returning to movie theaters in larger numbers over the last twelve months, the movie-going experience appears to be making a

'Words on Bathroom Walls' welcomes you into the mind of a teenager beginning with what will be a life-long struggle with paranoid schizophrenia. It’s terrifying. And beautiful.

Many Hepburn and Tracy films are well known classics, so this one immediately aroused my curiosity. Why had I never heard of this movie before? Cue dramatic orchestra music...

It’s silly. It’s foul. It’s nostalgic and moving. It’s also quite fittingly smart. Booksmart follows Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly (Beanie Feldstein) the day before their high school graduation — more specifically, the night before. The two best friends have chosen to pass up the opportunity to

I’ve never been a comic book reader. In fact, I can’t think of a time when I read one. I don’t mean to infer that I was ever opposed to reading comics; I just never got into it myself. So it wasn’t the established characters that

13 Reasons Why is a Netflix original series released at the end of March that follows high school student Hannah Baker, who prior to the show, has committed suicide. In the wake of her death she leaves behind a set of 13 cassette tapes each addressing a person who she