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Scott Campbell picks 6 movies to pair with ‘Cabin Head and Tree Head’

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Author and illustrator Scott Campbell on the movies that complement his new book.

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Scott Campbell picks 6 movies to pair with ‘Cabin Head and Tree Head’

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Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ is a faithful, crowd-pleasing whodunit

Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ is a faithful, crowd-pleasing whodunit

3 Takeaways from ‘Mitski: The Land’

3 Takeaways from ‘Mitski: The Land’

Review: The Jesus horror film ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ left us with so many questions

Review: The Jesus horror film ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ left us with so many questions

Dan Deacon’s Sweet 16

Dan Deacon’s Sweet 16

Review: Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is an easygoing ode to cinematic oddballs

Review: Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is an easygoing ode to cinematic oddballs

Aisha Harris’s Sweet 16

Aisha Harris’s Sweet 16

Brooks Betts of Mayday Parade picks 4 movies to pair with ‘Sad’

Brooks Betts of Mayday Parade picks 4 movies to pair with ‘Sad’

Meet the Filmmakers of the 2025 Chicago International Film Festival

Meet the Filmmakers of the 2025 Chicago International Film Festival

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I Found Religion in ‘Palm Springs’

I Found Religion in ‘Palm Springs’

‘Scream’ is Terrific Horror but An Even Better Whodunit

‘Scream’ is Terrific Horror but An Even Better Whodunit

Eat Your Ice Cream: Beauty and Belonging in ‘Little Miss Sunshine’

Eat Your Ice Cream: Beauty and Belonging in ‘Little Miss Sunshine’

Gimme a Thousand Words on ‘Almost Famous’

Gimme a Thousand Words on ‘Almost Famous’

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Review: Bad knees, prophecies, and wondrous possibilities in ‘The Man Who Saves the World?’

Review: Bad knees, prophecies, and wondrous possibilities in ‘The Man Who Saves the World?’

Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ is a faithful, crowd-pleasing whodunit

Review: ‘Wake Up Dead Man’ is a faithful, crowd-pleasing whodunit

Review: The Jesus horror film ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ left us with so many questions

Review: The Jesus horror film ‘The Carpenter’s Son’ left us with so many questions

Review: Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is an easygoing ode to cinematic oddballs

Review: Linklater’s ‘Nouvelle Vague’ is an easygoing ode to cinematic oddballs

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Top 5 Movie Typewriters

Top 5 Movie Typewriters

The Funniest Old Hollywood Comedies You Might Have Missed

The Funniest Old Hollywood Comedies You Might Have Missed

Top 5 Love Moments in Nora Ephron Movies

Top 5 Love Moments in Nora Ephron Movies

8 Times Black Artists Changed Cinema

8 Times Black Artists Changed Cinema

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Interview: ‘In a Violent Nature’ Star Andrea Pavlovic on Horror and Scream Queens

Interview: ‘In a Violent Nature’ Star Andrea Pavlovic on Horror and Scream Queens

Interview: ‘The Family Stone’ writer-director Thomas Bezucha

Interview: ‘The Family Stone’ writer-director Thomas Bezucha

Interview: Composer James Newton Howard on Shyamalan, Melody, and Perfect Cinematic Moments

Interview: Composer James Newton Howard on Shyamalan, Melody, and Perfect Cinematic Moments

Interview: Peter Stormare on Swedish cuisine, film noir, and ‘Fargo’

Interview: Peter Stormare on Swedish cuisine, film noir, and ‘Fargo’