Warning: This article contains spoilers for the movie “The Amateur”. 44 years after the novel’s release, “The Amateur” has now been adapted to a film.
When you think of a film festival, there are plenty of big names that come to mind. Sundance Film Festival, Festival de Cannes and South
Written by Olivia Brandon and Emily Carmela Nelson This January, The Sierra Club’s Idaho chapter held its “Wild and Scenic Film Festival”. Lisa Young, director
In the film community, the month of January is known as “Dumpuary”. During Dumpuary, film studios release films they don’t think will perform well. Surprisingly,
This Christmas, director Robert Eggers offers a haunting new adaptation of the 19th-century vampire classic “Nosferatu”. Known for his atmospheric and immersive filmmaking, Eggers brings
Christmastime is known for many things: Presents, Santa Claus, Christmas trees, ornaments and of course — new movies. While new film releases may not be
The best thing about Regal Cinemas’ Monday Mystery Movie isn’t the popcorn, the candy or even the $5 tickets — it’s the exposure it gives
From discourse online insinuating that movie musicals were dead after the casting of Ariana Grande as Glinda, to an emotion-packed press tour, Jon M. Chu’s
A24 has released highly rated and awaited movies like “We Live in Time”, “I Saw the TV Glow”, “MaXXXine” and more, making 2024 a stellar year
Nell Shipman, a pioneering filmmaker and animal rights advocate, once roamed the wilderness of Idaho with a camera in hand and a dog by her
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