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Monsters on My Wall: Nick Digilio on 40 Years, 40 Horror Films
An interview with a Chicago legend about his favorite horror movies.
A Gorgeous Man of Basketry: Eleanor Wilson and Alex Huston Fischer on “Wicker”
An interview with the directors of Wicker.
“The Complete Kubrick” is the Blu-ray Box Set of the Year
You simply have to get your hands on this box set.
Home Entertainment Guide October 2026: Frankenstein, Masters of the Universe, Little Shop of Horrors, More
The latest on Blu-ray and DVD.
Brian Cox, Dan Stevens Join “Dexter: Resurrection” for Promising Second Season
Never bet against Dexter Morgan.
“Hellraiser: Revival” Has Such Sights to Show You
It’s not a perfect trip to Hell, but it’s a memorable one.
“So…This Is Goodbye”: Walter Koenig (1936-2026)
An ode to the “Star Trek” actor, who passed this week at the age of 90.
HBO’s “The Gilded Age” Reaches New Heights in Gritty Fourth Season
A season that feels less like a night of celebration and grows heavier with each episode.
CIFF 2026: Corpus, No Rest for the Wicked, castration movie iii.ii; a fragmentary passage
Queer horror and isolation mark three films from Chicago Film Fest’s After Dark program.
Excellent Ensemble Hones Philly Accents, Thriller Tension in Apple’s “Nocturne”
Top-notch production values, a remarkable ensemble, and sharp thriller plotting allow “Nocturne” to escape the shadow of its obvious influences.
CIFF 2026: Let Us Through, Dear Ancestors, A Bit of Light and Love is the Monster
On three narrative films that stood out at this year’s Chicago International Film Festival.
CIFF 2026: Saints, A Common Story, The Riverbank
We look at three films from the festival’s New Directors Competition, which draw from personal, diverse experiences.
Busan International Film Festival 2026 Wrap-up
A recap of this year’s Busan International Film Festival.
Siskel & Ebert To Be Immortalized With Bronze Statue in Chicago
The pair’s legacy will be immortalized with a bronze statue from acclaimed Illinois sculptor Preston Jackson.
An Act of Devotion: Travis Knight on “Wildwood”
A conversation with the director of Laika’s new film Wildwood.
Sexy, Gripping Folk Horror Series “Yaga” Is a Surefire Hit
Sandler’s screen adaptation slowly morphs into one of the year’s most thrilling and sexy series.
CIFF 2026: Liz Here Now, Three Colors: Pan-African
On two indelible tales from the festival’s Black Perspectives program.
