Is Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ really the greatest love story of all time? By Rachel Marlowe and Kate Rothermel Feb 17, 2026
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Horror as a spectacle: ‘Shelby Oaks’ falls flat in early screening By Anisa Juma, Entertainment Correspondent Oct 26, 2025
Camp slashers are back: ‘Hell of a Summer’ unleashes gore and laughter By Anisa Juma, Staff Writer Apr 4, 2025
Humor, horror or both? ‘The Monkey’ provides the superior ape story of 2025 By Anisa Juma, Staff Writer Mar 13, 2025
“Moonshot” does indeed shoot for the moon, but only gets halfway there By Deniz Orbay, Staff Writer Mar 31, 2022
Bullock and Tatum steal some treasure—and our hearts—in “The Lost City” By Andrew Kolondra Jr., Life Editor Mar 27, 2022
“The Batman” is the epitome of what superhero movies can become By Deniz Orbay, Staff Writer Mar 2, 2022
Leatherface meets 2022: The modernization of the “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” franchise By Blythe Bouza, Staff Writer Feb 22, 2022
What we’re watching this week: Steampunk, sci-fi and Shakespeare By Andrew Kolondra Jr., Life Editor Jan 28, 2022
