The podcast pioneers discuss the show’s 20th anniversary and this weekend’s Filmspotting Fest.
Your guide to Asheville's vibrant and diverse movie offerings.
Your guide to Asheville's vibrant and diverse movie offerings.
All by Edwin Arnaudin
The podcast pioneers discuss the show’s 20th anniversary and this weekend’s Filmspotting Fest.
The North Carolina native’s Hendersonville-shot film opens May 30 at Grail Moviehouse.
The boundary-pushing documentarian talks Bowie, Cobain, and staying inspired.
Asheville-based hip-hop artist L’Orange proves a refreshingly skeptical subject in this engaging bio-doc.
Reviews of “Armageddon Time,” “Women Talking,” and “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.”
Reviews of “Bardo,” “White Noise,” and “She Said.”
Reviews of “The Inspection,” “Close,” and “Corsage.”
Reviews of “Good Night Oppy,” “Louis Armstrong’s Black & Blues,” and “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed.”
Reviews of “Monkey-Love, Please Hold,” “Alta Valley,” and “Creatures of the Night.”
Reviews of “The Cow Who Sang a Song Into the Future,” “Big Old Goofy World - The Story of Oh Boy Records,” and “Acidman.”
Review of “Bowlhead,” “Meet Me in the Bathroom,” and “Beautiful Beings.”
Reviews of “The Antares Paradox,” “Solomon King,” and “Unidentified Objects.”
Reviews of “Missing,” “Piggy,” “The Stairway to Stardom Mixtape,” and “Mister Organ.”
“Living with Chucky” director Kyra Elise Gardner discusses her new film.
Reviews of “Lynch/Oz,” “Project Wolf Hunting,” “Amazing Elisa,” and “The Offering.”
Reviews of “The Killer,” “Chorokbam,” “Resurrection,” and “Legions.”
Reviews of “Next Exit,” “Dark Glasses,” and “Punta Sinistra.”
Reviews of “Mole Song Final,” “Orchestrator of Storms,” “Glorious,” and “Sharp Stick.”
The Asheville Movies team reveals its most anticipated titles from this year’s edition of the celebrated genre film festival.
Reviews of “Accepted,” “Eat Your Catfish,” “Video Visit,” “Chernobyl: The Lost Tapes,” “Soldat Ahmet,” “The Exiles,” “Chilly & Milly,” “Kameelah Janan Rasheed: The Edge of Legibility,” “We Met in Virtual Reality,” “Expiration,” and “I Didn’t See You There.”