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The Social Reckoning: Sorkin’s Zuckerberg takedown is a vexing mixed bag

Writer Aaron Sorkin should stop trying to direct his own scripts. His ticking-clock procedural The Social Reckoning makes so many egregious missteps that watching it to completion can be a chore. But the dazzling Mikey Madison gives one of the best...

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No holding back: Gay country music superstar Orville Peck on Street Fighter, visibility, Sub Pop, and Dolly Parton

Country music superstar Orville Peck isn’t exactly the first name that comes to mind when you think of the razor-claw wielding, masked. martial arts superstar Vega from the Street Fighter video game series, but that’s only because you haven’t been paying...

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“It’s astounding”: Patricia Quinn on 51 years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show

More than half a century after The Rocky Horror Picture Show first stumbled into theaters, Patricia Quinn is still discovering just how enormous the strange little movie became. Quinn, who originated the role of Magenta in The Rocky Horror Show before bringing...

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Hathaway and Johnson’s valiant efforts aside, pulpy Verity is a frustrating waste of time

Much like last year’s smash The Housemaid, Verity is a pulpy, unabashedly soapy erotic throwback to thrillers like The Hand That Rocks the Cradle and Sleeping with the Enemy. Unfortunately, unlike that jolt of cartoonish, female-driven silliness, filmmaker...

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Dazzling performances make Primetime worth taking a seat for

For anyone who treated To Catch a Predator like appointment television, watching Primetime is a surreal experience. Documentarian Lance Oppenheim (Some Kind of Heaven) makes his narrative feature debut with this disquieting docudrama, and those buying a ticket...

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Forgotten Island: A fun, wild ride

Let’s get this out of the way first: Forgotten Island is an absolute blast. It’s chaotic, funny, and scary in the best way, hitting you emotionally before you even realize it. DreamWorks Animation’s latest film, arriving September 25, is the kind of movie that...

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Chris Salvatore gets scorched: The Eating Out star embraces his dark side in Scorch Marks

For audiences who first discovered Chris Salvatore nearly two decades ago through the Eating Out films, his latest role may come as something of a shock. Gone is the charming, handsome romantic lead that audiences came to know as Zack. In the apocalyptic Queer...

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Filmmaker Zach Cregger unleashes goofy, gory carnage with his original take on Resident Evil

I love that director and cowriter Zach Cregger used his clout from last year’s surprise, Academy Award–winning hit Weapons to get the keys to the Resident Evil franchise. Why not have some fun? Why not make something that hits hard, moves fast, and isn’t...

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2026 Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival preview A conversation with STUFF cofounder Sophie Amity Debs

When I phoned Seattle community organizer and filmmaker Sophie Amity Debs to chat about the second Seattle Trans Underground Film Festival, known as STUFF, taking place October 15–18 at the Northwest Film Forum, I admittedly didn’t know what to expect. What I...

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Katy Perry’s Live from Paris lights up the stadium concert sky like a firework

I have an affinity for Katy Perry. I do admit she’s like the Walmart version of a wannabe pop princess, who showcases a ton of glitz, a dash of glamor, and a lot of cookie-cutter, overcaffeinated theatricality, but I’m not remotely above humming along happily...

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