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So, What’s Streaming, Then? Plenty.
November 20, 2020 10:51 am
Hope Madden
Maybe you want to stay home? For whatever reason, no judgment. If you do, well, you’re in luck because loads of movies are streaming this weekend. Some are so good, too! Sound of Metal On Amazon Prime by Hope Madden Riz Ahmed is a guy who can do anything. He can be funny (Four Lions), […]
Oscar Contenders, Fun Horror & Mel Gibson as Santa in Theaters
November 13, 2020 11:17 am
George Wolf
So, for the first time in months, most of the big new releases are hitting theaters only this weekend. They’re worth seeking out, too, so pack a mask. There is at least a 50% chance one of them will piss you off, though. Not ready to hit theaters yet? No problem! Several of the best […]
Breathe Deep. Watch a Movie.
November 5, 2020 4:00 pm Hope Madden
Quite a week, eh? Who needs a drink and a little escapism? We have that last bit covered. BYOB. Let Him Go In theaters by George Wolf It feels like Kevin Costner and Diane Lane have made ten movies together, doesn’t it? They haven’t, but their low-key and lived-in chemistry keeps you constantly invested in […]
New Movies for Halloween Weekend
October 30, 2020 11:00 am George Wolf
It is Halloween weekend, ghouls and boils! And it’s entirely unsafe to party! So don’t. Just stay in and watch some scary movies. There’s a ton, and even some new ones, fresh-roasted for this weekend. Here are some thoughts. The True Adventures of Wolfboy Available on VOD. by George Wolf (no relation) Have many Young […]
Nina West Announces ‘Heels of Horror’ Variety Show
October 27, 2020 2:20 pm
Taijuan Moorman
On Wednesday, Oct. 28, drag queen, actor and singer Nina West will launch her new spooktacular Halloween Variety Show “Heels of Horror,” in partnership with LGBTQ charity Equitas Health. The three-episode series, which will be released on demand through Vimeo, was filmed at the Lincoln Theater and features Nina performing a mix of Halloween classics and pop hits with […]
Very Nice Moviefilms to View. High Five!
October 23, 2020 10:00 am Hope Madden
What do we have for your viewing pleasure this week? Rudy Giuliani makes a creepy fool of himself—I know what you’re thinking, but this is different. We also have scary movies, SciFi, suspense, plus a woman who only speaks in Shakespeare quotes. I know people who primarily speak in Simpsons quotes, and she sounds so […]
Wex’s Virtual Unorthodocs Program Opens Friday
October 21, 2020 11:30 am Hope Madden
Pandemic be damned, the Wexner Center for the Arts is determined to bring their annual celebration of nonfiction filmmaking Unorthodocs to moviegoers beginning this weekend. Chris Stults, associate curator of the Wex’s film/video program, talks about virtual film fests, urgent documentary storytelling, and how much he misses seeing movies in the theater. Columbus Underground: Tell me […]
