Film, TV & Streaming

Are you ready to settle down with someone you’ve never seen before? If so, Love Is Blind might be the perfect show for you.

Revisiting New Times‘ 1996 review of the original Twister.

From the erotic thriller Wild Things to the award-winning Moonlight, Miami has been the setting for many great movies.

In With & Without: A Coral Story, filmmaker Derick Walker shows what life would be like without coral reefs.

In Twisters, director Lee Isaac Chung’s focus on characters does not necessarily translate into a more entertaining film.

Created by filmmaker Chris Molina, Sun Pass Film Festival showcases “short films made by, for, and in Florida.”

Miami, which became a CIA base in the Sixties, is all over the new Paramount+ documentary series Mafia Spies.

Nicolas Cage is unrecognizable and fully manifested as the freakish villain in Longlegs.

Rainn Wilson, best known for playing Dwight Schrute on The Office, is scheduled to appear at the Reunion in Miami.

As with director Ti West’s other films, MaXXXine has glimmers of great ideas.

No show on television better explores the abusive relationship of creative labor than The Bear.

The movies opening in July include MaXXXine, Twisters, Deadpool & Wolverine, and more.

All three stories in Kinds of Kindness feature characters undertaking various tests of faith.

Conventional character conflicts and questionable decisions made by its leads make The Bikeriders run out of gas.

MGM+ series Hotel Cocaine plays too loose with the facts to make a compelling narrative.

Firebrand is a period drama with a feminist edge.

The filmmakers want to shape Bad Boys into a Fast & Furious-style experience with spectacular stunts and deeper character interactions.

The American Black Film Festival kicks off the summer season with five days of Black film, television, and media.

On Survivor 46, Ben Katzman was a lovable hero with a surprising lack of screen time. Now he has made the final three.

Inside Out 2, Pink Flamingos, Bad Boys: Ride or Die – June brings a mix of cult classics and big blockbusters to Miami movie theaters.

Hit Man, starring Glen Powell and Adria Arjona, mixes styles and tones to fantastic results.

Rather than tell a new story in the same universe, Furiosa is just more Fury Road.