In its 42nd year, the Chicago Latino Film Festival succeeds in bringing an international array of films that showcase the ...

Like García Márquez’s Nobel Prize-winning novel, Isabel Allende’s “The House of the Spirits” is considered one of the ...

They take a venerated (or sometimes less-known) director, assemble their work in a gorgeously conceived box set, and use ...

The wonderfully demented “Widow’s Bay” plays out almost like an anthology of Stephen King short stories, shuffling ...

Luke recently directed and co-wrote the excellent feature-length documentary “The Last Movie Critic,” which retells Roger ...

Prefers to spend two hours rehashing elements that even newbies to shark-based cinema will find devoid of any real ...

Every chance to do something inventive and interesting in “Tales from ‘85” is ignored for lazy fan-fic writing, slack ...

In 2021, Housemarque and Sony Interactive Entertainment released one of the best games of the current generation, a ...

A frustrating experience, if for no other reason than its pedigree is much more prestigious than the mangy strays of the show ...

From dressage to anal beads, this year's crop of sports docs breaks down some of sport's most curious controversies.

The 13 th Annual Chicago Critics Film Festival, an event for which I am the co-producer and several other RogerEbert.com ...

If you answered yes to any of the above, Richard Gadd has got a show for you.  Written entirely and created by Gadd, “Half ...