Since the 1970s, David Cronenberg has made movies for people with weird tastes and strong stomachs. The Canadian auteur is back with “Crimes of the Future,” a violent sci-fi fable that, Nathan Weinbender says, plays like Cronenberg’s greatest hits.
“The Kids in the Hall: Comedy Punks” is a new documentary on Prime Video examining the legacy of the cult sketch group known for crushing heads and dressing in drag. Nathan Weinbender says it’s perhaps too conventional, but it’s still a treat for fans.
If 2022 produces a stranger, more divisive movie than the new horror curiosity “Men,” it’ll be quite a year. Nathan Weinbender takes a look at the latest provocation from Alex Garland, which is the sort of movie that most people will hate and a select few will love.
Post-pandemic life is returning to something close to normal. This week, Dan Webster, Nathan Weinbender and Mary Pat Treuthart discuss their respective experiences navigating the most recent Seattle International Film Festival, and offer their view of the film “The Outfit."
We’re still a couple of months from the official start of summer, but that doesn’t mean that summer-type movies aren’t already upon us. This week, the Michelle Yeoh vehicle “Everything Everywhere All at Once” followed by the Agatha Christie adaptation “Death on the Nile.”