Now Playing: Steve Jobs is the reinvigorating biopic the tech icon deserves Nick Blank | Oct 26, 2015 Aaron Sorkin's "Steve Jobs" proved to be more than just another Steve Jobs biopic. Read Story
Book review: Murakami has nothing to be embarrassed about in Wind/Pinball Shannon Pulusan | Oct 22, 2015 Haruki Murakami turns back the clock to re-introduce contemporary audiences to his first two published works in "Wind/Pinball: Two Novels". Read Story
Now Playing: beware of watching Crimson Peak Nick Blank | Oct 20, 2015 Crimson Peak lives up to Guillermo del Toro's reputation for outstanding visuals. Read Story
Now Playing: Sicario brings the Drug War home Douglas Markowitz | Oct 16, 2015 Emily Blunt stars in the gripping new thriller from director Denis Villeneuve. Read Story
Video Game Review: Super Mario Maker takes game creation to the next level Ledarius Smith | Oct 8, 2015 The excellent new game from Nintendo puts Mario in the hands of fans. Read Story
Now Playing: Matt Damon says “F**k you, Mars” in Ridley Scott’s The Martian Nick Blank | Oct 6, 2015 Director Ridley Scott proves that in science fiction, simplicity is the way to go. Read Story
Now Playing: Blood, guts and ridiculous romance in the Attack on Titan movie Shannon Pulusan | Oct 2, 2015 The hit manga is transformed into a bizarre, live-action spectacle that will leave you shocked, speechless and confused. Read Story
Now Playing: striving to stay alive in Everest Nick Blank | Sep 25, 2015 Jake Gyllenhaal and Josh Brolin star as mountain climbers fighting to return from the top of the world. Read Story
Now Playing: Johnny Depp paralyzes and terrorizes in Black Mass Nick Blank | Sep 25, 2015 Depp is incredible as Boston gangster Whitey Bulger. The rest of the film? Not so much. Read Story
Letting go of fantasy with When Marnie Was There Shannon Pulusan | Sep 24, 2015 The legendary Studio Ghibli reflects on friendship and grief in what may be their final film. Read Story
Now Playing: ‘Ted 2’ is a lazy, overstuffed MacFarlane comedy Christian Ayers | Sep 23, 2015 If you liked Ted, the expected crude humor from Seth Macfarlane’s Fuzzy Door Productions is back in the sequel, but many of the jokes feel unearned and forced. Read Story
Spinnaker Record Club: Battles holds Lana Del Rey at bay Douglas Markowitz | Sep 22, 2015 Also this week: Petite Noir, Bikini Kill and Ratking's Sporting Life. Read Story
