Tag: october 2026
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Deadly Double
Rouben Mamoulian’s 1931 adaptation of ‘Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde’ is as shocking, and clear-eyed, as ever.
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‘Petey Wheatstraw’ is Delightfully Bizarre
The 1977 horror comedy’s no-holds-barred commitment to outrageousness — even at the expense of logic — manages not to overstay its welcome.
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‘You Can See Everything’ is a Hall-of-Mirrors Masterpiece
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s inventive documentary isn’t just about the disgraced entrepreneur Elizabeth Holmes.
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Rob Patrick Wants You to Fall in Love with Old Hollywood
A new audio documentary written and hosted by the Olympia Film Society’s programming director explores 1930s cinema with a playful, experimental twist. (For South Sound)
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Destroyers
‘Naza’ and ‘Musk,’ reviewed.
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‘The Bad Seed’’s Campiness is a Double-Edged Sword
The over-the-topness of this influential evil-child movie is part of why it’s so famous. It’s also what keeps it from being as interesting as it could be.
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The Exploratory Charms of ‘The History of Concrete’
Plus: ‘Verity’ ruins its own high thriller potential. (For South Sound)
