Film, TV & Streaming

Where’d all the narcissism go?

Some Kind of Heaven offers a glimpse into the lives of four retirees living out their golden years at the Villages.

When it comes to film in 2020, all bets were off.

Wonder Woman 1984 is the kind of lifeless blockbuster you fear having to sit through.

There is no greater pleasure in this world than watching Paul W.S. Anderson and Milla Jovovich team up to deliver a spectacle of action.

Outshine is back with a second round of queer films.

The latest ten-episode installment of The Crown takes the series to new heights.

Freaky takes the body-swap premise and applies it to the slasher genre.

With over 200 films screening at FLIFF, the choices can be overwhelming.

Keana Marie stars in Netflix’s upcoming adaptation of the YA novel Dash & Lily’s Book of Dares.

What to stream on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and more during Halloween.

New Ghosts on the Haunt is an online animated series from Alec Castillo.

It’s so hard to find anything special or worthwhile to say about Robert Zemeckis’ The Witches.

This weekend may just be the ultimate smorgasbord for any cinephile in the city looking for a treat.

537 Votes looks back at Miami’s role in the 2000 election.

The Glorias wants to be both a biopic and an exhaustive record.

Kajillionaire delves into the loneliness that comes with being treated like an adult your entire life.

Antebellum serves the same, tired slavery tropes that we have seen for decades.

So far, the film has garnered mostly positive reviews from critics, and many have noted the diverse cast of Black and Latino actors.

Huracán tells the story of a mixed-martial-arts fighter with dissociative identity disorder.

The HBO Max movie will leave you praying for a sharper film.

Christopher Nolan’s latest feature is the perfect way to step back in time to a realm where movie theaters were open.