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Miami Bakers Showcased on Halloween Baking Championship

Miami Bakers Showcased on Halloween Baking Championship

Mooby's, From Clerks and Silent Bob, Is Coming to Delray Beach

Mooby's, From Clerks and Silent Bob, Is Coming to Delray Beach

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New Netflix Series Florida Man Starts Filming in North Carolina for Some Reason

By Joshua Ceballos
Aug 20, 2021

Filming for the Netflix series Florida Man began in North Carolina this week, prompting a fusillade of criticism from one of the Sunshine State's most fervent boosters.
Popcorn Frights Goes Solo Again, Offering In-Person and Virtual Scares

By Trae DeLellis
Aug 10, 2021

Popcorn Frights Film Festival returns for another scare.
In the Heights Cast Reflects on Creating a Sincere Universal Musical

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Jun 10, 2021

In the Heights' characters are a diverse mix, all living in Washington Heights.
Miami Jewish Film Festival Returns in April With a Massive — and Free — Lineup

By Trae DeLellis
Mar 25, 2021

The Miami Jewish Film Festival goes big, bold, and free for its 2021 edition.
Netflix's Sky Rojo Offers a Hollow Story in a Neon-Drenched Setting

By Trae DeLellis
Mar 19, 2021

Sky Rojo is not exhilarating action — it’s exhausting hollowness.
Local Filmmakers Jayme Gershen and Edson Jean Debut Features at Miami Film Festival

By April Dobbins
Feb 25, 2021

Local filmmakers Jayme Gershen and Edson Jean debut feature films at Miami Film Festival.
Minari Explores the Complicated Idea of the American Dream

By Trae DeLellis
Feb 12, 2021

Minari is a welcome humanist take on the American dream.
Sundance Film Festival Goes Virtual in 2021 — Here Are the Must-Watch Films

By Trae DeLellis
Jan 29, 2021

Sundance has returned to a more inclusive and democratic approach for film lovers.
Lance Oppenheim’s Some Kind of Heaven Offers Glimpse Into Retired Life Inside the Villages

By Carolina Del Busto
Jan 4, 2021

Some Kind of Heaven offers a glimpse into the lives of four retirees living out their golden years at the Villages.
Freaky Is a Decent Play on an Old Formula

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Nov 12, 2020

Freaky takes the body-swap premise and applies it to the slasher genre.
Five Films to Watch at the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2020

By Juan Antonio Barquin and Trae DeLellis
Nov 10, 2020

With over 200 films screening at FLIFF, the choices can be overwhelming.
Stay Home Halloween Weekend and Stream These Horror-Movie Favorites

By Trae DeLellis
Oct 30, 2020

What to stream on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max, and more during Halloween.
The Glorias Is a Case of Too Many Glorias

By Trae DeLellis
Oct 1, 2020

The Glorias wants to be both a biopic and an exhaustive record.
Tenet on 70mm May Just Be Worth Returning to Cinemas

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Sep 4, 2020

Christopher Nolan's latest feature is the perfect way to step back in time to a realm where movie theaters were open.
Outshine Film Festival Delivers Docs, Drag, and Dicks to South Florida — All via the Web

Outshine Film Festival delivers docs, drag, and dicks to South Florida — all via the web. By Juan Antonio Barquin and Trae DeLellis

By Juan Antonio Barquin and Trae DeLellis
Aug 17, 2020

Outshine Film Festival pivots to virtual screenings.
Random Acts of Violence Serves Up No Slasher Thrills

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Aug 13, 2020

Random Acts of Violence tries too hard to say something.
She Dies Tomorrow's Unsettling Mood Is the Perfect Horror for Our Pandemic-Stricken Times

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Aug 7, 2020

She Dies Tomorrow brilliantly oscillates between tragedy and comedy.
Tribeca Drive-In Pulls in to Hard Rock Stadium

By Angel Melendez
Jul 13, 2020

The Tribeca Film Festival has partnered up with the Miami Dolphins for a drive-in experience.
In Infamous, Bella Thorne Tackles the Danger of Social Media — With Deadly Results

By Carolina Del Busto
Jul 1, 2020

Bella Thorne talks about her role in the new film Infamous.
Marisa Tomei Reigns in The King of Staten Island

By Juan Antonio Barquin
Jun 9, 2020

The King of Staten Island feels derivative of Judd Apatow's past work.