Film & TV
Television
Explore the Universality of Flavor with Netflix’s ‘Salt Fat Acid Heat’
This charming docuseries is an adventurous home cook’s dream.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
Netflix's 'The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina' is Horrifyingly Fun
If you're looking for a fall show that combines dark witchcraft with teenage angst, this show may be right up your alley.
by CLAIRE OCHROCH
Film
2018: 50 Years of 'Space Odyssey' at the Franklin Institute
For November, the Franklin Institute is screening the classic film that transformed science fiction.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Film
'Heathers' Reboot is Awkward and Tone–Deaf
Paramount’s reboot of the 1989 classic fails where many high school shows do.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
'Beautiful Boy' is a Dark, Simmering Tale of Addiction and Family
Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet play father and son in this haunting drama.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
Netflix Delivers Binge–Worthy Horror in 'The Haunting of Hill House'
A thoughtful show that delivers on genuine scares, Hill House is the binge–worthy entertainment you need this Halloween.
by JAMES MORRISON
Film
The Best and Worst Scary Movies on Netflix
Here are the films that you will want to add to your watchlist this Halloween.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN and SAM KESLER
Film
Five Election Movies to Get You Pumped to Vote
Watch these classics to get in the voting mood on November 6.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Television
‘Her Body and Other Parties’ To Be Adapted into a Dystopian TV series
The upcoming “feminist Black Mirror,” which will premiere on FX, is based on a collection of short stories by Penn’s former writer–in–residence Carmen Maria Machado.
by CAT DRAGOI
Film
'The Sisters Brothers' is Bringing Back the Western
Antiheroes and an old–school vibe make for an unconventional buddy flick.
by SAM KESLER
Film
Halloween Film Events to Catch in Philadelphia this October
Celebrate spooky season across the city with your favorite horror flicks.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
‘The Wife’ is a Slow–Burning Reflection on Gender and Genius
A showstopping performance from Glenn Close elevates this dynamic relationship drama.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Coming of Age With ‘Whisper of the Heart’
Why this lesser–known Ghibli movie still speaks to me.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Television
'The Good Place' is Heavenly
Here's why the third season, airing now, is still worth watching.
by JORDAN WACHSMAN
Film
Don't Miss These Films at the Philadelphia Film Festival
A roundup of the films worth a watch at the festival, which runs from October 18 to 28.
by JORDAN WACHSMAN
Film
Hollywood's Real Life Monsters
How your favorite horror movies are spun off one real life serial killer.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Film
‘A Star Is Born’ Shines
It’s a painfully raw and human film that unapologetically shows the very best and worst life has to offer.
by CALISTA LOPEZ
Film
'Bad Times at the El Royale' is a Good Time at the Movies
The new movie, released October 12, is more than just Chris Hemsworth's shimmying abs.
by CHRISTY QIU
Film
Mid90s: Jonah Hill's First Directed Film is a Heart–Warming, Honest, and Inspiring Success
I wasn't sure where Jonah Hill was going. Now I'm so sorry I doubted him.
by SARAH FINGERHOOD
Television
Three Letters for the Season 3 'Riverdale' Premiere: WTF
The first episode of the third season left me confused and disappointed.
by BEBE HODGES
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