The Indie is proud to report that this film is wackadoodle and we can't recommend it to anyone (and we had a good time watching it).
Hope is in short supply as a vicious monster terrorizes a town in ‘Hope’
Where there’s a will, there’s a Moon Over (Cinema) Salem
A Salem arts non-profit fights its way through compliance woes to save its annual music festival.
Lily Allen tells all on her “West End Girl” tour
The British pop star hasn't forgotten how to craft a wicked takedown lyric, but does she still take pleasure in it?
Stage spotlight: Level Up Circus and ‘Mantasia 2’
Coming your way this weekend, circus acts inspired by video games and a drag show that will stretch your imagination.
Cambridge’s artsy People’s Sculpture Race looks for its team, but Lowell’s Kinetic Sculpture Race runs on
Lowell's fun race, which takes place again Sept. 19, was once matched by a version in Cambridge born out of artists with close connections with MIT.
Lucky’s Picks: Magic Lab, birthday quests and graphic novels galore
The Indie highlights an open mic for magicians, poetry workshop, healing through humor and Side Quest celebrating two years.
Reviewed: A powerful ‘Veiled Prophet: Secret Societies, White Supremacy, and the Struggle for St. Louis’
Modeled after the KKK, the Veiled Prophet shows up in the roots of the Cold War, opposition to civil rights, support for the Vietnam War and maybe violence in Ferguson, Missouri.
Fall film preview: 25 highlights to watch for
A mix of films, from tentpoles, sequels, horror films, to specialty cinema, comes our way just ahead of awards season.
Saturday cartoon: Members of the jury
The latest from local cartoonist Rusty Epstein, who sometimes appears in The New Yorker but appears weekly right here.
A genre that dare not speak its name in ‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’
Writer and director Jane Schoenbrun bewilders and bedazzles with a deconstruction of classic '80s slasher flicks.