Roger Ebert

On Cronenberg's auto-eroticism three decades on, and how it matches his career-long preoccupation with sex and death.

Reminds one why the workplace comedy remains such a tried-and-true format, especially when it’s populated by people who feel real.

“Reacher” enhances all the elements that action-thriller fans love about the series, using its tropes and style to peak effect.

An ode to the violent grief of cinema's most dogged assassin.

Thank God that "Sunny" is still funny.

The team behind "Super Troopers 3" on its production, and their legacy.

The critic turned filmmaker talks about working within other people's sensibilities and his own memories of SoHo.

There’s nothing about “Alley Cats” that’s particularly interesting outside of how it reflects the current state of its creator’s career and sense of humor.

On August 3th, 2026, as I was writing to wish Professor Robert Thurman a happy birthday, I was saddened to learn that he passed away in Woodstock on June 16th of this year. Now I am wondering whether he will...

In Jane Schoenbrun’s “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” horror, cinema, and desire are intertwined. Though similar in some respects to their previous films, “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair” and “I Saw the TV Glow,” in how...