- 'The Batman' is the 'Se7en' of superhero movies
- This vintage sci-fi film shows a soulless San Francisco
- The distant Bay Area town forever changed by a masterpiece
- 'In the DNA': SF's influence on the fall's biggest blockbuster
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- The show must go on, with a little help from the Roxie Theater. By Dan Gentile
- Miguel Gutierrez's life ended up being a costume party. By Dan Gentile
- Let's get this out of the way: These movies are not good. At no point will I attempt to convince you "The Princess Switch: Switched Again" is a misunderstood art form. By Katie Dowd
- In the early 1960s, everybody wanted to "be like Mike" D'Asaro. By Dan Gentile
- Professional lab environments are used by some of the biohackers featured in the film, but more often than not, they’re shown experimenting in their kitchens and garages. By Dan Gentile
- It’s not a horror film, but it may be the scariest movie of 2020. By Dan Gentile
- One of the Bay Area's largest movie theater chains will reopen its doors today. By Dan Gentile
- Electric cars, wind farms and solar panels alone won’t save us. To cool the Earth — to actually reverse climate change instead of just stopping it — there’s one solution that just might work. And it could be our last chance. That’s the message of... By Mike Moffitt
- Despite the pandemic, the long-running outdoor cinema series in Bernal Heights will happen in 2020. But like most cultural events, it will look a little different. By Dan Gentile
- With a blanket of adobe orange smoke hovering over the Bay Area, San Francisco currently looks like a dystopian nightmare. Sci-fi fans might notice it has eerie parallels to one specific dystopia, the 2017 film "Blade Runner 2049." By Dan Gentile
- “Woke” follows a San Francisco cartoonist who turns political. By Dan Gentile
- Throughout the Bay Area drive-in movie theaters have become one of the few guilt-free socially distanced entertainment options, but until now you'd have to drive to San Jose or Concord for the pleasure of a big screen experience. The San Francisco... By Dan Gentile