The latest from local cartoonists Lynn Hsu and Carol Lasky, who sometime appear in The New Yorker but appear weekly right here.
Saturday cartoon: Wicked winter sports
Saturday cartoon: Mime!
The latest from local cartoonist Rusty Epstein, who sometimes appears in The New Yorker but appears weekly right here.
A whale swallows a grieving son, and any hopes of coherent action, in ‘Whalefall’
Director Brian Duffield’s film is buoyed by strong performances but sunk by unintelligible plotting.
A treasure trove of science fiction awaits at the NESFA clubhouse in Magoun Square
The New England Science Fiction Association has been enchanting imaginations, young and old, since 1967.
‘Once Upon a Time in the Middle East’ is the latest international sensation struggling to find an American audience
Despite a litany of blockbuster films from around the world available to watch at local cinemas, audiences often stick to what they know, much to their own detriment.
‘Minotaur’ has effective thrills and topical themes but very little new to say
Andrey Zvyagintsev, the exiled Russian filmmaker, returns with a murderous domestic drama set against the backdrop of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Stage spotlight: ‘Othello’ and ‘Manipulo’
Who manipulates whom? A Shakespeare production and an Ecuadorian dance company ask and answer the question in surprising ways.
Reviewed: In ‘Diavola,’ the family from hell gets haunted
Captivating? Sure. Terrifying? Absolutely. A great horror novel; worth the read. And more than two years later, I’m still turning it over and over in my head.
Facebook is bad, honesty is good and ham-handed messages make ‘The Social Reckoning’ more lesson plan than movie
Aaron Sorkin continues to dramatically explore the corrupt soul of Big Tech with sadly diminishing returns.
‘Sense and Sensibility’ is a safe and straightforward adaptation of the beloved novel
Director Georgia Oakley’s adaptation delivers the romance while struggling with Jane Austen’s trademark wit and humor.