midsommar

What is precisely horrifying about the provincial is, at times, lost on director Goran Stolevski, whose debut feature “You Won’t Be Alone” stumbles upstream, maladroit in its kicking up of gravel, dirt and whatever other detritus lurks beneath the surface. 

I had been relying on the valid excuse of COVID-19 to avoid concerts, but I still crave seeing my favorite musicians perform.

The filmmakers mistake lumbering volume for substance, as if every little thing is meant to be scrutinized by a voracious audience hoping to uncover the film’s genius.

Horror movies are experiencing a renaissance right now. Like me, you might've wanted to see them and participate in the discourse but were too scared.

Horror movies can show you that you’re not really missing out on your previous summer plans. Here's how your plans could have gone horrifically wrong.

My first day on birth control marked the first day of my yearlong celibacy. I didn't seek out abstinence, or desire it. But my body had other plans.

The academy’s apparent dismissal of A24’s most recent films, however, does not make the company’s work any less appreciated or beloved.

As the characters descend into a dark fate, the film’s remarkable setting and cinematography become its greatest strengths.

If you’re in Berkeley this summer, it’s time to take advantage of everything the Bay Area has to offer — seize the opportunity to make some memories.

Viewers were greeted by heavy canary blue curtains and gold piping that lined the edges to reinforce the typically elaborate set design of SF Ballet productions. In the same vein, the costume design by Jens-Jacob Worsaae implemented opulent velvet robes, gaudy headpieces and an abundance of ornately decorated tutus.