Ahead of the release of “Dead Man’s Wire,” BPBS’s Stuart Shave has a conversation with actor Cary Elwes.
Continuing our 2025 retrospective, here is a look at some of the standout performances of the past year. A few are in the Oscars race; most are not, but they’re all worthy of recognition.
BPBS is excited to present reviewer extraordinaire Matt Passantino’s annual countdown of the best movies of the year!
For more than two decades, Will Arnett has defined a specific archetype of comedic brokenness: the man who masks deep insecurity with even deeper delusion. From the magic-trick bravado of Gob Bluth in Arrested Development to the self-destructive spiral of BoJack Horseman, his characters have almost always used irony as a shield. But as we […]
In honor of the release of director Paul Thomas Anderson’s 10th feature film, staff reviewer Matt Passantino offers his ranking of the director’s filmography; read on to see where PTA’s latest fits in.
Looking for some solid counter-programming heading into Oscars weekend? Join the BPBS crew as we reminisce about Hollywood’s worst of the worst from years past.
Continuing our list of 31 scary movies for October. Join us if you aren’t too scared to take a peek at what’s around the corner! **************** October 7: The Mothman PropheciesI consider “The Mothman Prophecies” a challenge because it disturbed me enough the first time I saw it that when I sat down to watch […]
We’re dusting off our 2012 series “31 Days of Halloween” and breathing new life into it for the scariest season of all.
Opening night of the 2019 Overlook Film Festival kicked off on Thursday, May 30 in New Orleans with plenty of excitement as the fest, which bills itself as, A four day celebration of all things horror, hosted the US premiere of director Jim Jarmusch’s The Dead Don’t Die.
BPBS Staff Writer Lora Grady’s take on Day Two of AMC’s Best Picture Showcase marathon.
