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One of the worst subjects of horror, in cinema and real life, is the missing child.
The 2025 reboot of the painfully silly “Naked Gun” comedy franchise may only run 85 minutes, but squeezed into every second, including the end…
The documentary film "What I Want You To Know" is an intimate journey alongside Iraq and Afghanistan veterans as they share deeply personal st…
AT HOME WITH TWIRL & FRIENDS
If you’ve scrolled through YouTube or other social media, you may have come across those strange videos that parody popular sci-fi movies by u…
From the beginning, you can tell something is a little ‘off’ about Eddington County Sheriff Joe Cross (Joaquin Phoenix). Maybe it’s the vague …
Explore nations through the country's cinematic past, present and future with cinephile host Stephanie Gardner as she takes viewers on a journ…
For fans of movies adapted from comic books, none are as dedicated as the hard-core camps that have solidified around the character of Superman.
What do you get when you cross a construction worker, a cake lover and a poet with a fierce devotion to community? Add a slam champion, a shor…
It’s odd the way the Jurassic Park movies have acknowledged waning audience interest over the years by adding bits of dialogue that refers to …
For Councilwoman Marietta Fambro, Movies on the Green isn’t just about what’s on the screen. It’s a civic ritual — a gentle, recurring reminde…
Brad Pitt’s latest movie is often very exciting to watch. Set amid the Formula 1 racing circuit, it features sleek, beautifully designed machi…
I recently sat down with Dani Cervantes, Dani Lou Mena and Mark Totte to talk about the 48-hour Film Festival. (Disclaimer: Dani Cervantes is …
When “28 Days Later” debuted in 2002, it was already part of a wildly varied wave of zombie movies and TV shows that began with “White Zombie”…
When the first version of “How to Train Your Dragon” was released in 2010 it was hailed as a delightful adventure film that incorporated breat…
There’s a song by Evanescence titled “Fight Like a Girl” that plays over the end credits of “From the World of John Wick: Ballerina” that teas…
On Jueves (June 5) from 6 – 8 p.m., the Taos Center for the Arts will crack open the vault of memory and resistance with a screening of "Paño …
An overprotective older teen brother fights to remain with his blind teen sister, but finds their bond will be tested by a most unexpected sou…
The first three public screenings of "Road to Everywhere," a new film starring Robert Mirabal and Whip Hubley ("Top Gun," "Executive Decision,…
Tom Cruise’s latest outing as super spy Ethan Hunt jumps ahead in the race to make relevant the contemporary spy epic. Gone are the days when …
Taoseños will get a glimpse into the community of cowboys and cowgirls who live beyond the reach of modern society by way of a beautifully sho…
The lights dimmed. The films rolled. When the credits finished scrolling, Taos students had earned top honors at this year’s Film Prize Junio…
The “Final Destination” horror movie franchise survives this week to number six, which is somewhat surprising given the sameness of plot and v…
Whether it’s Freddy, Jason, Chucky, or Art the Clown, the boogymen of R-rated slasher movies have generally become interchangeable, right alon…
Marvel’s new release, “Thunderbolts*” hits movie screens this week, and like most of the movies in its contemporary super-hero pantheon you ma…
When “The Accountant” debuted in 2016, it was considered somewhat of a risk.The reason was because its protagonist, played by Ben Affleck, is …
“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he’s gonna follow you home.”That’s one of the best lines in Ryan Coogler’s new movie, “Sinners.” Sai…
"Taos students had incredible success at our fourth annual statewide youth film festival this past weekend," Rosie Hyatt told Tempo. Student f…
