Of all the insults to our intelligence in "The Battle of Britain," perhaps the very worst is when Michael Caine's dog looks wistfully up into the sky and ...

In its aesthetics, hang-ups, and worldview, “It Gets Worse” is not for anyone who’s ever had a Facebook account.

Not that I announced it or anything, but I set myself a challenge to make 2026 the year of Comedy Unloveds. It’s a genre I ...

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The term icon is being thrown around so casually these days that I consulted the textbook definition of it: “A person or thing widely admired or recognized for having great influence, significance, or ...

Few critics are more closely tied to the horror community than Chicago legend Nick Digilio. An award-winning critic and ...

The Greatest Show You’ve Never Heard Of” occurs when a group of SCTV legends gathers in a living room to share memories, and ...

Say what you will about the American military involvement in Afghanistan; it sure has been a gift to hack screenwriters.

Stairs and archways are important fixtures; Hammer blocks Binoche and Courtenay on the opposite ends of frames and at the top ...

A thorough, finely crafted series that captures the moments when a gifted young boxer began to embrace the power of his voice ...

Last week, we announced that my late husband, Roger Ebert, and his longtime partner in criticism, Gene Siskel, will be ...