Roger Ebert

On three buzzed premieres from Austin's horror fest.

The firing, then rehiring of the talk show host in the wake of Charlie Kirk's death is a case study in the chilling effect the Trump administration has on free speech.

For all its humor, “The Lowdown” never sacrifices its darkness.

On a double feature from opening of Austin's beloved genre festival.

The star of the haunting internet drama talks about social media and the dangers of doomscrolling.

Amid its shaky narrative and the devil's row of characters and dynamics, there's something light and infectious about "Tulsa King"'s particular way of being.

A Canadian correspondent closes out our 2025 TIFF coverage with his perspective on a fest at crossroads, especially when it comes to how it handles documentaries about sensitive subjects.

The staff picks some of our favorite performances from the late screen legend, from "Barefoot in the Park" to "All the President's Men."

It’s only a matter of time before the whole thing comes crashing down in a heap of self-important nonsense.

A news brief about an award named after this site's Publisher, Chaz Ebert.