Roger Ebert

How “The Testament of Ann Lee” Subverts Cinema’s Lineage of Cult Leaders
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A look at how Mona Fastvold's "The Testament of Ann Lee" defies typical cinematic presentations of cult leaders, especially women.
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A Case of Identity Crisis: “Young Sherlock” Suffers From Too Many Ideas
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Even the best classically-trained theatre actors can only do so much with poor writing.
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The Mysteries of Dorothy Vallens: On Isabella Rossellini in “Blue Velvet”
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A look at one of the most essential performances of the '80s.
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Skill and Dedication: Nelson Pressley on Fonda on Film: The Political Movies of Jane Fonda
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A conversation with the writer of a new book about Jane Fonda.
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Long Live Bonnie Bennett, the Real Star of “The Vampire Diaries”
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An ode to the character played by Katerina Graham on The Vampire Diaries.
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Reflections on Nuremberg: Lessons on Evil
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A look at the hit film from Sony Pictures Classics.
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“Hush” is the Best Horror Movie You Probably Haven’t Seen
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An appreciation of Mike Flanagan's breakout film on its tenth anniversary.
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The Artistic Exploration & Wit of Charli xcx
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An ode to the star of the moment and "The Moment," Charli xcx.
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“RJ Decker” Successfully Brings Whimsy to Network Procedural
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ABC’s “RJ Decker” delivers exactly what you want out of this kind of show.
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