Roger Ebert

Short Films in Focus: Bouncy Brothers (with Nicholas J. Santore)
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An interview with the director of the buoyant short about the struggles of a family business.
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“Onimusha: Way of the Sword” is a Drawn-Out Samurai Epic
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“Onimusha: Way of the Sword” is a fantastic action game that continues Capcom’s impressive stride.
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“The Blood of Dawnwalker” Captivates Gamers with Immersive Storytelling
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A fun, rich RPG with echoes of "The Witcher" and "Blade."
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A Coat of Many Colors: How Dolly Parton Helped Me Appreciate My Mother
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How my love of the country music superstar helped heal some personal wounds.
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Jane Schoenbrun’s Queer Horror Cinema of Requiem and Revelation
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Jane Schoenbrun has created a cinema that feels similar to a rallying cry.
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Be Smart About the Way You Change: Spike Fearn and Angourie Rice on “Finding Emily”
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The stars of the Manchester-set romcom talk about the joy of their musical scenes, outtakes, and finding the romance in the city.
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“Dark Matter” Reinvents Itself With an Outstanding Second Season
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What was once a mind-numbing, reality-hopping sci-fi becomes a thrilling examination of humanity and belonging.
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Live Wire: Michael Wright, 1956-2026
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An ode to a troubled, troubling, brilliant actor with a romantic spirit.
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Don’t Dream It, Be It: Tim Curry (1946-2026)
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An ode to the brassy, bombastic character actor and "Rocky Horror Picture Show" star, who died this week at 80.
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Home Entertainment Guide August 2026: “Project Hail Mary,” “The Sheep Detectives,” “Power Ballad,” More
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A great month for physical media includes "Mandalorian and Grogu," "Project Hail Mary," "Hokum," "EPiC," and Arrow Special Editions of "Identity," "Ju-On: The Grudge," and "Troy."
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