The Creeping Catharsis of the 2022 Portland Horror Film Festival is Available in the Theater and Online

Pride Northwest and QDoc Collaboration, "Pride Pics," Centers Black Filmmakers

Smoke Signals Director Chris Eyre on His New TV Series About a Native American Police Chief Searching for Justice

REVIEW: Fire Island Is a Gorgeous Gay Throwback

Never Before Seen 360-Degree Films Made by Homeless Youth Screen at OMSI Planetarium

Legendary Recap of Episodes 1-3: Portland's House of Ada Struts Onscreen as Fairies, Then Frogs

Portland Indie Movie Theaters Add Open Caption Screenings

Film Review: The Brilliant Memoria Is All About Cinematic Vibes

Everything Everywhere All at Once Review: You Will Remember Where You Were When You First Saw It

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Controversial Monuments, Protecting Trans Kids, and a *Chef's Kiss* Craigslist Missed Connection!

CINE / SEEN's First Year Spotlights Portland's Underrepresented Filmmakers and Comedians

Hey Stoners! Don't Miss America's Fave Weed Film Fest, SPLIFF—Coming Soon!

The Clinton Theater Has Six New Owners, but One Has Been Programming There for Nearly a Year

Hey Stoner! Get Your Tickets NOW for the SPLIFF Film Fest!

Master: Academic Racism Is Verrrrrry Creepy

Northwest Film Center Takes On a New Name, Vision, and Very Mysterious Future

Never Follow a Portland Meet-Cute to a Cottage Grove Location and Other Dating Lessons We Learned From Fresh

Film Review: The Batman Is SoOOooO Moody (and That's Not a Bad Thing)

Silence on the Set: Claims of Harassment and Assault Within Portland’s Film Community

Multiple women have spoken to the Mercury about being allegedly harassed by actor Christian Kane while working on Portland-area productions. Another said she was assaulted by actor Timothy Hutton following a production.

Studio 666 Is a Midlife Crisis Disguised as a Horror Movie

Film Review: Cyrano Is a Musical, but Why? Nobody Nose

Film Review: The Worst Person in the World Is So Much More than an Anti-romantic Comedy

The Star of Death on the Nile Is Kenneth Branagh’s Mustache

An Interview with Lawyer Jeff Robinson About Who We Are, His New Documentary on Racism in America

Jasmin Savoy Brown Interview: The Yellowjackets Star Got Her Start in Portland, Under A Bloody Grimm Tree

Calling All Filmmakers (and Stoners): Submissions are Now Open for the 2022 SPLIFF Film Fest!

Review: Pam & Tommy May Be Fun to Watch... But You Still Might Feel Bad

Film Review: Drive My Car Deserves All the Praise

Scream (2022) Review: A Horror Film About Horror Films About Horror Films

Film Review: The 355 Is a Bummer (With a Really Good Cast)

Calling All Filmmakers (and Stoners): Submissions are Now Open for the 2022 SPLIFF Film Fest!

The Mercury's Favorite TV Shows of 2021!

The Matrix Resurrections Review: How Dare They?

FREE TICKETS TUESDAY: Enter to Win Tix to See HAIM, Wand, and the All-New HUMP!

What If a Hallmark Christmas Movie Was Set in Portland?

TONIGHT! It's Your Last Chance to Stream Our Mini-Documentary Fest, SCOOP!

Last Chance! Stream Our Mini-Documentary Fest, SCOOP, This Weekend!

It Doesn't Matter if House of Gucci Is Good or Bad—We're Here for Gaga

This Weekend, Stream Our Mini-Documentary Fest, SCOOP!

Now Playing: SCOOP—Our Short Documentary Film Fest!

Thank You for Supporting the Arts: An Intimate Documentary about the Many Lives of Portland's Most Beloved Stripper, Viva Las Vegas

You SLAYed! You Voted! Here Are the Winners!

Amid National Union Struggle, Local Film Set Workers See Room for Change

Get Your Tix Now for SCOOP—Our Short Documentary Film Fest!

This Weekend: Watch the Horror Fest SLAY Live at Clinton Street (Or Online at Home)!

In Antlers, the Real Horror Is the Environmental and Social Decay Plaguing Rural Oregon

This Weekend: Watch the SLAY Horror Fest Live at Clinton Street Theater and Online!

Kicking Off TONIGHT: Stream the Horrifyingly Fun SLAY Film Fest!

The Pacific Northwest and the Origin of Dune

Portland Film Festival's Women-Directed Shorts Bring Fun-Size Horror for Halloween