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★★★ It’s not fealty that’s bringing the crowds to Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, a film that often feels less like an Emily Brontë adaptation than organic entity in and of its own right. No, these

★★★ It’s not fealty that’s bringing the crowds to Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, a film that often feels less like an Emily Brontë adaptation than organic entity in and of its own right. No, these

January 31, 2026 Howdy, folks! This is just to let everyone know that the official Sector M Newsletter is online and ready to go! In each monthly installment (usually released on the last Friday of

Why has horror and romance complemented one another so seamlessly since the dawn of storytelling? It can be scary to put one’s heart on the line, especially when falling for someone whom you don’t know

People have asked me: “Brandon, why do you bother reviewing movies you know you don’t think you’re going to like?” Well, there can be a few reasons. I could want to support a specific actor

Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” broke the record Thursday night for the most wins by any film from the Chicago Film Critics Association, taking home Best Picture, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor, Best

Here’s a mystery for you: what does Netflix have against full theatrical releases. I mean after this film and Frankenstein; it’s ridiculous. Did a movie theater sleep with Ted Sarandos’ wife or something? I’m happy

“Call of Duty: Black Ops 6” was one of the more underrated games of 2025, a blockbuster experience with a genuinely engaging campaign and some of the best multiplayer map design and physics in the
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RogerEbert.com Publisher Chaz Ebert will appear at FACETS this Thursday, December 4, alongside host Lee Shoquist, filmmaker Bing Liu (“Minding the Gap“) and critic Michael Phillips, discussing the best films of 2025. You can even vote

★★★ A year on, it feels legitimate to consider Jon M. Chu’s Wicked: Part One a barnstorming success. Not content with defying gravity at the box office, the film proved popular through the awards season