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Jon Bernthal's Intensity Boils Over As a Perfectly Cast Frank Castle

Some roles are just meant for a certain actor - The Punisher and Jon Bernthal make for a perfect match.

'Teenage Sex and Death' Has Never Been More Cerebral 'At Camp Miasma' (Review)

Jane Schoenbrun plays with genre conventions, the psyches of their own characters and horror fans alike in this bloody, beautiful exercise in subversion.

(PAID) Stoney Sees: Puddle Cruiser (1996)

With 'Super Troopers 3' hitting theaters, I'm taking the opportunity to go back to where it all started for Broken Lizard, a screening of 1996's 'Puddle Cruiser.'

Ice Cream Man, Movie Review

It’s hard to believe ‘Ice Cream Man’ is two decades in the making. It feels like it was thought of yesterday and released today with not a lot of effort in between.

‘Supergirl’ Post Mortem Review and Look Ahead in the DCU

Supergirl is now available to view on PVOD, so let’s reflect on the film, its release, and where the DCU is headed next.

Jake Johnson Serves Up Solid Comedic Timing in ‘The Dink’ (Review)

This underdog sports comedy centered around the fastest-growing sport in America is just enough thanks to the lovable Jake Johnson.

'The Odyssey' is a Stunning Exploration of Mythic Grandeur and Humanity (Review)

Christopher Nolan’s swords-and-sandals epic profoundly explores the weight of its lead’s actions against the mythic backdrop standing between him and home.

'The Invite' is a Tight and Tense Dramedy with Hilarious Humanity (Review)

A married couple on the rocks gets an intriguing proposal in this exploration of marital strife.

2026 Chattanooga Film Festival Review Roundup

This year's 'Summer Camp For Cinephiles' has come and gone. Here's what we watched!

‘Minions & Monsters’ is a Fun for All Ages, Perfect for Cinephiles (Review)

Everyone’s favorite animated yellow troublemakers return in a new adventure that kids will love, but film lovers might enjoy even more.