Film & TV
Film
Review: ‘The Death of Stalin’ Revisits History with Dark Humor
Hilarious and timely, the film strikes satirical gold without losing touch of its source material.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Are Inclusion Riders Hollywood's Future?
Frances McDormand joins the fight for diversity in film—but can inclusion riders win it?
by ANA WEST
Film
Street Picks from Philly SpringFest 2018
An LGBT drama, the story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and heaps of social commentary—head to Center City next weekend for all of these and more.
by ANA WEST
Film
TV Shows Returning Before the End of School
You could probably catch up to the 26th season in time for finals.
by TAMARA GELBAND
Television
Netflix’s Best Mother–Daughter Relationships
Missing your mom? These shows might help.
by CHARLOTTE BAUSCH
Film
Films to Help You Pass Your Finals
Why study when you can watch a movie instead?
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
The Spiciest Documentaries On Netflix
Cults, nuns, drag queens, and more take center stage in documentaries that you can stream right now.
by ANA WEST
Film
Five Movies to Throw it Back to Middle School
In light of this year’s Fling headliners, there’s no shortage of nostalgia to go around.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
‘Aardvark’ is Unique in its Incompetence
If the stellar cast doesn’t convince you, the prospect of seeing the most absurd cinematic chaos in recent memory should.
by CAT DRAGOI
Television
Preparing for 'Westworld' Season Two
Spoiler warning: what should fans expect from the next chapter of this sci–fi Western?
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
'6 Balloons' Is a Gritty Story of Addiction and Love
Netflix's new indie film shows how drug dependence complicates family bonds.
by ANA WEST
Film
Hasan Minhaj Gives Penn a Preview of His Upcoming Show
Minhaj brought his witty political satire to the crowd at the SPEC Comedy Night on Tuesday.
by CAT DRAGOI
Film
Eight New Movies to Watch This Summer
Spoiler alert: most of them are sequels.
by TAMARA GELBAND
Film
Cinemug is Philly's Coffee and Film Paradise
How the extinction of movie–rental shops gave birth to South Philly’s hidden cinephile cafe.
by ANA WEST
Film
Reconciling Personal Politics with the 'Roseanne' Reboot
How I tried, and failed, to hate the newest iteration of the iconic comedy show.
by ANA WEST
Film
‘Isle of Dogs’ Strikes Gold for Lovers of Dry Humor
Wes Anderson’s ‘Isle of Dogs’ might be the best movie currently in theaters.
by CAT DRAGOI
Film
John Waters is Coming to Penn
Kicking off the Sachs Program for Arts Innovation with the King of Bad Taste.
by SOPHIE BURKHOLDER
Film
My Film Bucket List: Where Do I Start?
Between hundreds of Movies You Have To See lists, choosing what is worth watching can be difficult.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
Why Rory Gilmore Actually Kind of Sucks
Street deconstructs your problematic fave.
by ANNABELLE WILLIAMS
Film
We Talked to John Krasinski About His New Horror Film
‘A Quiet Place’ is effortlessly thrilling, but working in silence posed several challenges to Krasinski.
by CAT DRAGOI
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