Zachary Lee is a freelance film and culture writer based in Chicago. You can read his work at places like RogerEbert, The Chicago Reader, Time Out Chicago, Dread Central, Sojourners, and The National Catholic Reporter where he frequently writes about the intersection between popular culture and spirituality. Find him hopelessly attempting to catch up on his watchlist over on Letterboxd.
An interview with the filmmaker about her feature film debut, how her family’s views on art’s sacredness influence her work, and why horror is her preferred “language” for grappling with and speaking with the questions she has in life.
The star of Francis Galluppi's crime comedy talks about rhubarb pie, Funny Games, and finding the humor in self-important characters.
Director Ned Benson brings his sci-fi rom-com The Greatest Hits to Hulu this weekend, and the filmmaker recently stopped by the Windy City with his stars, Lucy Boynton and Justin H. Min. The trio have something to say about the…
There may be humans in Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, but Adam Wingard understands what people want in his mega-sequel.
An interview with the director of this week's Monolith.
An interview with the writer/director of Dream Scenario, starring Nicolas Cage.
On three docs that played at CIFF this year.
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