Edward Douglas

Film Review: Gifted

An exceedingly warm and wonderful family drama from filmmaker Marc Webb.

WWE Studios Continues to Evolve: Michael Luisi builds diversity within wrestling brand

If you haven’t been keeping track of World Wrestling Entertainment (aka WWE) over the past few years, you may still be under the misapprehension it’s all about beefed-up men in spandex throwing each other around a wrestling ring. In fact, WWE’s form of “sports entertainment” is bigger than ever,...

Film Review: The Boss Baby

An outlandish, overly complicated premise that’s likely to confound the kiddies while it tries hard to get laughs from their parents.

Film Review: Bokeh

A contemplative Malick-like drama that leans heavily on its Iceland locations and the genuine chemistry between its two young actors.

Film Review: The Show About the Show

Caveh Zahedi’s funny stoner sex comedy mostly works as a single feature as it does as an episodic web series, though at times it feels a little long-winded.

Film Review: Donald Cried

Kris Avedisian’s undeniably quirky charm in the title role helps steer this indie buddy comedy away from the usual clichés.

Oxford Film Festival celebrates movies, music and Mississippi

Over the past few decades, film festivals have popped up all over the country in some of the less likely places. As Mississippi’s Oxford Film Festival celebrated its 14th anniversary earlier this month—from Feb. 15 to 19—it continued to expand and grow and change with the times....