“Michael” Misses a Note
Michael is another entry in the genre of biopics that doesn’t want to handle the reality of the person they’re shining the spotlight on.
Movies Will Take Flight in Old Pittsburgh Airport Terminal
While the hullabaloo may have died down about the opening of the new Pittsburgh International Airport terminal, it seems the city isn’t ready to say goodbye to the old one.
“Erupcja” Puts Charli XCX in a Raw, New Light
Erupcja is an encapsulation of the magic, pain, and lingering loss of a person who has changed.
“Lee Cronin’s The Mummy” Has No Thrills Under its Wrapping
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy lacks that bite in its evil entity, and if the film isn’t fueled by a millennia-long sense of ire, there’s not much that separates it from the standard horror of a popcorn flick.
“Exit 8” Gets Lost in the Monotony
Exit 8 is monotonous. It’s a walk that eventually ends and the audience is told that The Lost Man had some emotional growth without seeing the process of achieving that change.
Female Filmmakers Take Center Stage at The Lindsay’s WIFM PGH Showcase
On April 9, attendees at The Lindsay Theater & Cultural Center in Sewickley were treated to a wide array of work created by local, female, Pittsburgh filmmakers.
David “Wino” Weinstein Has Seen More of Pittsburgh than Most of Us Ever Will
Location manager and scout Dave “Wino” Weinstein was born and raised in Pittsburgh. He’s worked on nearly all the massive projects that have come through this area, including The Pitt, Sudden Death, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, and Mindhunter.
“Backside” Captures Humanity’s Connection to Horses
It’s a film about the fastest two minutes in sports, but Backside is lovingly languid in its approach to the unseen world of horse racing.
Ash Cook and Video Store•Age Want You to Watch More Movies
Once upon a time, there was a video store on every block. Inside, underneath harsh fluorescent lights, were thousands of movies available to borrow.