Three Imaginary Films to see: 60s scandal, the wisdom of Jack Burton, and bad-girl film noir
An Education @ The Egyptian: I’m not usually big on "coming-of-age" stories, but this one’s been getting so many positive reviews I’m willing to give…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: awesome Pixar goodness, 40 years of Sesame St, and Kings of Leon live
Up: I have a few friends who persist in believing that animated films are for kids only and to them I say: you must rent…
More than three Imaginary Halloween Films to see: buckets o’blood, my generation's Twilight, Von Trier horror and Swedish Vamps
Happy Halloween weekend! It's no secret that I LOVE this time of year (in fact, I'm typing in my Zombie costume right now, trying not…
Three Imaginary DVDs to see: a creeptastic little girl, an indie high school mockumenatary and Larry David playing Woody Allen
Orphan: Devastated by a miscarriage, Kate & John (an unfortunate choice of names) finally decide it’s time to add another member to their family via…
Three Imaginary films to see: gothy 80s vamps, some aviator chick, and a comedic documentary
The Hunger @ the Egyptian: The finest midnight selection I could imagine. If you have never seen this cult classic, you absolutely must. Catherine Deneuve…
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…
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…
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…