The Asheville-based “Appalachian Horror Groove” band’s members discuss their debut full-length album and coping without the live shows that are so crucial to their artistry and livelihood.
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She Dies Tomorrow
A hallucinatory and thought-provoking look at existential awareness.
Rebuilding Paradise
A flawed yet charming documentary about the aftermath of the 2018 wildfire that destroyed the city of Paradise, Calif.
Artemis Fowl
A Harry Potter knockoff that fails in nearly every regard.
2040
A well-intentioned and refreshingly forward-thinking documentary that falls short in the presentation department.
Capone
A mostly successful speculative biopic that works more than it doesn't.
Vitalina Varela
A visually rich and beautifully acted examination of regret and poverty through the eyes of a Portuguese widow.
Incitement
A compelling if somewhat flawed telling of the leadup to the 1995 assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.
2020 Oscar-nominated Short Films: Live-action
A look at this year's live-action short Oscar contenders.
1917
Sam Mendes' thrilling and psychological look at the horrors and insanity of war earns its place alongside the best war films ever made.
Jumanji: The Next Level
A classic '80s body-switch premise with state-of-the-art FX and plenty of action. It might be old hat, but at least it's fun.
Frozen II
A forgettable and unnecessary sequel to the megahit blockbuster.
Terminator: Dark Fate
A smart, fun and surprisingly nonsuperfluous addition to the long-running sci-fi franchise.
Gemini Man
A cliched, dated and hokey actioner that's held together by the thread of a new special effects technique.
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice
The disappointing documentary offers a surface-level look at a remarkable talent.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold
A strong opening devolves into a disappointing actioner — even by children's movie standards.
Spider-Man: Far From Home
An excellent cast delivers top-notch action and laughs in a well-timed romp through Europe.
Dark Phoenix
The saga of Jean Grey's transformation is a disappointing end to the influential X-Men series.
UglyDolls
A 91-minute stuffed animal commercial that's outdone by the Toy Story 4 trailer that precedes it.
Missing Link
A surprisingly nuanced political and cultural commentary wrapped in a high-adventure animated film for kids (and adults who are paying attention).
Transit
Identity and existentialism cast a long shadow over this tale of nations and cities under siege.