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Reefer Madness and the hilarious fate of moral panic films

Cicadas and COVID define night of movies by Pittsburgh filmmakers

Raising the Dead goes beyond the horror and zombies that made George A. Romero

Five questions with scream queen Tiffany Shepis ahead of Horror Realm

SUBCINEMA champions fair use with films by Rodney Ascher, Soda_Jerk, and others

How Maria Caruso jet-sets between Pittsburgh dancer and L.A. actor and filmmaker

Beyond Their Years highlights two obscure Black sports legends

Row House Cinema showcases silent films and early animation with Public Domain Day

Director Aki Kaurismäki's Fallen Leaves finds love in a hopeless place

Spang's First Century brings old Pittsburgh to life with a contemporary soundtrack

Big screen, little lies: Pittsburgh is being gaslit about IMAX theaters

Anatomy of a Fall delivers an endlessly gripping pseudo-murder mystery

Black Bottom Film Festival considers the past, present, and future of Black cinema

Donnie Darko filmmaker Richard Kelly stays writing, weird, and relevant

Two Lives in Pittsburgh explores parenting a gender-fluid child in a difficult world

Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival highlights underseen works from early Hollywood

Mutiny in Heaven offers a rare look at The Birthday Party and a young Nick Cave

30 years later, action movie classic Striking Distance still hits

Row House Cinema to reopen Dormont's Hollywood Theater as part of expansion

King Coal offers a humanizing look at industrial communities in decline