To wrap up the semester and the calendar year, Forgotten Films columnist Mark Felice presents his picks for the 2018 movies that should be forgotten and those that deserve remembering.
"Parenthood," the 1989 dramedy is overshadowed by the TV show of the same name, but the original source is just as worthy of praise.
Depicting mental illness in media is always an ambitious task, but by portraying the last years of tortured artist Vincent van Gogh in "At Eternity's Gate," Willem Dafoe gives the subject the necessary nuance and respect.
The movie challenges, outrages and brings into question America’s current political system.
The film festival offers a variety of opportunities for students to get involved.
Before the 2018 remake hits theaters, watch the 1977 horror classic "Suspiria" for a creepy Italian masterpiece not soon forgotten.
Glenn Close is the spellbinding center of "The Wife," a drama which chronicles the crumbling of a decades-old marriage.
"Beginners," an indie dramedy which chronicles an elderly man's coming out story, is a beautiful movie to watch in honor of National Coming Out Day.
For this week's "Forgotten Films," one of Stephen King's most underrated adaptations is placed in the spotlight.
One of the most iconic lines in movie history comes from a movie that most people have probably never heard of before, let alone taken the time to watch.
