Like a combination of a grimy 1990s police procedural and the long-running series of horror films from which it is spun off that helped bring the term "torture porn" into the cinematic lexicon, Spiral: From the Book of Saw is a mixed bag

Seattle Opera premiered "Karen Vuong in Recital" on May 7. The event, available online through May 28, features soprano Vuong accompanied by pianist David McDade performing art music including works by Debussy, Strauss, and Puccini.

Drag Race trailblazer GottMik previews the latest edition of 'Drive 'N Drag

Dragonslayer, gender, and the myth of the so-called "guilty pleasure"

Jonah Barrett's first book,Moss Covered Claws, is a collection of Queer horror-fantasy short stories in which the main characters grapple with common life issue

There is a moment in the new Mortal Kombat where I wished I could have watched the film in a sold-out auditorium on opening night.

Ben Sharrock's Limbo is a work of ethereal beauty. Funny, charming, moving, tragic, and emotionally pure, this marvelous gem of an immigration drama is as irresistible as it is unforgettable.

Nomadland walked away with Best Picture. Chloé Zhao became only the second woman after Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) and the first woman of color to win Best Director in Oscar history.

This 1990s-set mystery from writer-director John Lee Hancock (The Rookie, The Blind Side) won't catch many viewers by surprise.

Like some sort of creepy, unsettlingly nasty combination of Deliverance, The Strangers, and The Village, this is a brutally uncompromising descent into unflinching terror that kept me on the edge of my seat.