Terror requires time to curate.
The closing week of CIFF featured epic highs and lows fit for every level of film fan.
“Ballad of a Small Player” is a bland tale, despite the ensemble’s efforts.
“Frankenstein” is a gory and gorgeous adaptation of Mary Shelly’s 1818 classic.
The first week of the annual Chicago International Film Fest provided an eccentric variety for Chicagoland cinephiles.
Staff Writer Matt Sorce dispels the magic of “The Wizarding World” and endless “Harry Potter” adaptations.
In the new A24 film, one family follows the money in a path littered with unicorn glitter.
The post-apocalyptic musical drama trips over its own cliches.
The Looney Tunes film fails to fill the shoes of its forerunners.
The 50-year-old film is the comedy group’s crowning jewel.