Author: Kasey Butcher

In my last column of the 2018, I am reviewing two movies that each focus on difficult relationships between women

I spent some time last weekend waffling over going to see The Nutcracker and The Four Realms. In the end,

Currently, there is a flurry of documentaries about criminal justice reform. On Hulu, v, directed by Stephen Maing, follows a

“No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are

As a bookworm, it is truly a rare occasion for me to think a movie is better than the book,

There has been a lot of discussion about the Netflix true crime machine, but the streaming service has also upped

This week, I watched Sorry to Bother You in the theater and Birthmarked on Netflix. One movie I loved; the

Summer is a great time for travel adventure comedies, and Netflix has released some new originals to fit the bill.

I got the chance to see an early screening of the new horror film and film festival favorite, Hereditary, followed

From Making a Murderer to The Keepers, true crime has become a big genre for Netflix. I happen to be

Although Mother’s Day is a holiday meant to celebrate the joys of mothering and the impact those who mother have

With its enormous budget and relative freedom, Netflix has an opportunity to support smaller, innovative films that would likely flounder

It’s a special treat when a scary movie is also a beautiful film. A Quiet Place, a new monster movie

You may have seen an article floating around about the movies on Netflix that are too scary for people to

Not long ago, I watched Heathers, the 1989 dark comedy about a teen girl (Winona Ryder) whose deranged boyfriend (Christian