What to Watch on Netflix: April 2025
Films new to Netflix this month include Bonnie and Clyde, Psycho, The Age of Innocence, American Sniper, and many more.
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‘Drowning Dry’ Review: Two Lithuanian Families, One Grisly Multiverse of Sadness
The film amounts to more than a slow cinema-inflected riff on the Final Destination series. The post ‘Drowning Dry’ Review: Two Lithuanian Families, One Grisly Multiverse of Sadness appeared first on Slant Magazine.
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SCREAMBOAT Review: A Small Mouse Makes for Big Kills and Laughs
Riders on the Staten Island ferry run afoul a pint-sized terror on the last ride home, or, the last ride of their lives. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
continue readingWhat Are Your Favorite Roger Ebert Reviews About Empathy?
This Friday, April 4th, we will mark the 2025 Day4Empathy, 11 years since the passing of Roger Ebert. Roger famously said that movies were an “empathy machine,” and that was something he weaved into the way he appreciated the art...
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Divisive “Assassin’s Creed Shadows” Works if You Let It
Ignore the haters. The new Assassin's Creed game is a good one.
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The Encampments Review: An Inspiring, Essential Portrait of Collective Action
A group of students, primarily led by minority voices, launched encampments in protest of Columbia University’s financial ties to companies with the express purpose of advancing weapons and technology to fuel the war machine. Police were called in to forcefully...
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CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD New Clip: LIfting Weights And Losing Heads
The theatrical date for Eli Craig's new slasher horror, Clown in a Cornfield, is just over a month away, May 9th, 2025. A new clip has been sent out today, one of the kills to drum up further interest in...
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Panic Fest 2025 Review: THE HEDONIST Confirms a Distinct New Voice
Writer, director, and actor Nick Funess' new film also stars Amrita Newton and Izzi Rojas. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]
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‘Familiar Touch’ Review: A Tale of Memory Loss Rendered in Tender, Sensorial Detail
The film embodies the cruel ironies of a woman’s declining state in story and style alike. The post ‘Familiar Touch’ Review: A Tale of Memory Loss Rendered in Tender, Sensorial Detail appeared first on Slant Magazine.
continue readingJoin Chaz Ebert and Sasha-Ann Simons at the University Club of Chicago on April 8, to Discuss “The Death of Empathy”
Chaz Ebert asks whether her campaign to spread the principles of empathy and compassion has hit a brick wall. This and other issues will be debated Tuesday, April 8th, at the University Club of Chicago, with WBEZ host Sasha-Ann Simons...
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