Roger Ebert

Life Itself Review

While it might not tell people who read Roger Ebert's memoir too much they didn't already know, the documentary Life Itself is a powerful work of deep empathy and human emotion that the late film critic could be proud of.

Defending the Indefensible: Silent Night Deadly Night Parts 1 & 2

In this "holiday" themed edition of Defending the Indefensible, we look at the first two films in the Silent Night, Deadly Night franchise, neither of which is particularly excellent (and in the case of the sequel not even remotely okay), but both of which have interesting points worth talking about.

This Week in DVD: 5/8/12

This week's DVD column is all over the map as takes on Underworld: Awakening , the horror remake Mother's Day , and the romantic drama The Vow , while Phil Brown takes a look at the almost unclassifiable Tim and Eric's Billion Dollar Movie .

If Movie Posters Used Bad Reviews

We all know movies put their best foot forward when it comes to poster blurbs. Hollywood blockbusters are quick to use what Roger Ebert or A.O. Scott have to say about a movie, if it makes them look good. But even if Ebert and his posse of real film critics don’t like a film, you’ll […]