Chase Hutchinson

Skerritt, the acclaimed character actor who starred in “Alien,” “Top Gun,” “Contact” and more, died Wednesday at his home in Seattle.

The animation studio's latest film, the Pacific Northwest-set "Wildwood," opens in theaters this week. Here's how the magic happened.

"Wildwood," the latest release from stop-motion studio Laika, shines bright visually. Its story, though, is quite a bit darker, writes our reviewer.

New to Prime Video: Capturing Bigfoot is an essential documentary not just about the infamous mythical creature, but the human beings who exist in the long shadow that it casts too.

“Capturing Bigfoot,” playing Sunday at SIFF, is a feature-length doc that uncovers significant revelations about the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film and its origins.

The new season, premiering Wednesday on FX and Hulu, is profoundly hilarious and emotionally shattering, writes our reviewer.

"NAZA" is everything a documentary about the civilian casualties of Israel's military operations in Gaza can and should be, writes our reviewer.

Fjord review: Sebastian Stan’s latest is a well-acted though oddly distancing look at cultural divides.

Mark Steiner was critical to shaping Scarecrow’s video collection, expanding the store’s inventory from 1,000 titles in 1992 to more than 156,000 titles today.

“Chronovisor” is distinctly peculiar, but it's also mesmerizing and haunting and surreal, writes our reviewer.

In "Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother," opening in Seattle this week, John Cho plays a porn-hating, gun-wielding pastor who has created a violent cult.

Seattle actor Nick Robinson shares how his new film, "Charlie Harper" (out Thursday) was impacted by the Netflix Western series "The Abandons."

“Primetime” not only frequently falls prey to its limitations, but it seems nervous to push against them, writes our reviewer.

The Grand Illusion plans to reopen its new home in the University District in late November or early December and to show movies every day of the week.

Matt Barats’ Anchors Aweigh is a painfully funny, profoundly awkward mock-documentary about an artist desperately searching for meaning.

Matthew Rankin’s ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, Brian Mulroney’ is a hilarious, anarchic archival documentary about Canadian political image-making.

Cole Sprouse and Kiko Mizuhara lead ‘Vintage Violence,’ a bloody, bonkers heist romance about livestream culture, obsession and online chaos

Margaret Qualley leads Rachel Morrison’s ‘Love Of Your Life,’ a beautifully shot romantic drama about love, grief, and starting over.

Ke Huy Quan spoke to The Seattle Times ahead of an event with Seattle Arts & Lectures about the memoir, honoring his father and working with Marshawn Lynch.

‘Bad Lieutenant: Tokyo’ review: Takashi Miike, Shun Oguri, and Lily James deliver a bloody, bizarre crime thriller that never coheres.