Stream Free: Platforms that Won’t Break your Budget
June 12, 2020People are streaming TV and movies more now than ever before. However, streaming services can really take a toll on your pocket books. And finding the right classic movie or TV show can prove to be a challenge. To save some money but still get some amazing movies and TV, check out some of the
Must-See Virtual Cinema Picks For This Week
May 22, 2020Cinemas aren’t open yet, but you can support your favorite arthouse theater with a virtual cinema experience. Here are some of the best offerings for the week of Friday, May 22! Tremors Join the Michigan Theater staff on Twitch for a Tremors watch party at 9pm on Saturday, May 23. Staff will be providing trivia
The Best of Streaming in May: The Criterion Channel is still a cinema lovers dream
May 18, 2020April marked the Criterion Channel’s one-year anniversary and they pulled out all the stops to bring their viewers exceptional content this spring. Originally pairing with TCM in 2018 for a streaming service called FilmStruck, they appealed to a niche audience wanting to see foreign and classic movies. With the merger of AT&T with Time Warner,
Five Zoom Party Worthy Movies: Free on Tubi
May 13, 2020I’ve been hearing a lot about Zoom movie parties lately. People getting together on Zoom, Google Hangout, Twitch or other preferred screen-sharing services to see a movie together apart. Tubi is a free movie streaming service with very minimal commercials. In addition to supporting your local art-house theater, this is just another fun way you
Books on Film: A guide to digital books for cinema lovers
April 8, 2020Cinema lovers now have time to catch up on the cinematic memoirs, movie history, and/or processes of auteurs through these digital books
Cinema Detroit
April 1, 2020Independent theaters prove cinema isn’t dead It seems that every year, especially near awards season, fears concerning the death of cinema and movie theaters become topics of heated debate. The projected death of the movie theater may be premature. Three years ago, Vanity Fair ran an article just before the Academy Awards, pointing out the