Three Imaginary Films to see: hearting NY, a fashionable Audrey Tatou, and my favorite Danny Boyle film
New York I Love You @ the Guild 45th and the Meridian: Next to Where the Wild Things Are (which I also HIGHLY recommend you…
Where the Wild Things Are: of rumpuses and monster faces
{Where the Wild Things Are opens in Seattle Friday, 10/16 and is playing at the Meridian, the Majestic Bay, and the Metro}Almost as soon as…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: horror, horror and more horror
Drag Me to Hell: My recommendation for a whole lotta fun. Raimi channels his Evil Dead 2/Army of Darkness roots with this one – a…
Three (plus) Imaginary films to see: Hitchcock masterpieces, a nightmare-inducing ghost story, and The Coen Bros. latest
Hitchcock Weekend @ SIFF Cinema: ohmanohman. Six films from one of my favorite directors? SIX! FILMS! And not just any six (although I might argue…
Imaginary Film giveaway: Whip It swag
Alrighty, Whip It! Fans - we've got a cute little prize pack ready to go home with someone worthy. Two wristbands + 8 pins featuring…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a heavy metal documentary, a spooky honeymoon and teenage noir
Anvil: The Story of Anvil: This seriously heart-tugging doc is one of my favorite things ever in the history of ever. Steve "Lips" Kudlow and…
Three to see: Drew’s take on roller girls, Gervais’ feature directorial debut, and a classic Sci-Fi double feature
Whip It at Pacific Place and the Metro: I’ve no doubt that this is going to be cheesy, sentimental, and packed full of emotional girly…
12th Annual Local Sightings Film Festival at Northwest Film Forum this weekend
Northwest Film Forum kicks off the 12th Annual Local Sightings Film Festival tonight with a screening of The Mountain, The River and The Road at…
Film review: The September Issue
The timing of the new documentary The September Issue couldn’t have been more relevant at this very moment. Conde Nast, the publishing company of several…
Karen O and the Kids rock Where the Wild Things Are
To complement his re-imaging of the children’s classic Where the Wild Things Are (which I am so! excited! about!!!), Director Spike Jonze chose Karen O…