Jon Stewart's new film "Irresistible" stumbles over its own attempts at satire, Dan Webster says in his movie review.

It's becoming less and less likely that we're going to have a standard summer movie season, but that doesn't mean new movies aren't finding their ways to audiences. Two recent releases, the sci-fi mystery "The Vast of Night" and the experimental literary biopic "Shirley," are both worth streaming in your own home theater. Nathan Weinbender says they'll give you a lot to think about. Nathan Weinbender is the Film and Music Editor for the Inlander and one of the film critics on Spokane Public

The movie version of the musical "Hamilton" is just what we've all been waiting for, Dan Webster says in his review.

Since leaving "The Daily Show" in 2015, Jon Stewart has become a political activist and occasional TV presence, but now he's back in the director's chair for his second feature film, Irresistible, a political satire about a small-town election starring Steve Carell. Nathan Weinbender takes a look at the new comedy, now available to rent on iTunes and Amazon, which he says is just a little too anemic and a little too dated to match the current climate. Nathan Weinbender is the Film and Music

"7500" is a thrilling ride, says Dan Webster in his movie review.

The film "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" is a poignant study of real life, Dan Webster says in his movie review.

Judd Apatow's film "The King of Staten Island" gives Pete Davidson a chance to honor his late father, Dan Webster says in his movie review.

"The Painter and the Thief" is an intriguing look at the nature of reality, Dan Webster says in his movie review. "Movies 101" host Dan Webster writes about movies and more for Spokane7.com.

The documentary "Crip Camp" tells the story of a group that insisted it was more than a collection of disabilities, Dan Webster says in his movie review.

"Zombi Child" blends such themes as the pain of colonialism with one of the classic horror genres, Dan Webster says in his movie review.