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See what High Times thinks of the latest indie cinema and box office debuts.
Can A Quiet Place Part II Save the Cinema?
John Krasinski’s new horror movie A Quiet Place Part II shows how theaters could survive in a time when streaming reigns supreme and crowded rooms have become scarier than empty alleyways.
Animal Collective On Scoring Crestone —Their First Feature Film
The Animal Collective-scored movie, "Crestone," follows a merry band of Soundcloud rappers who retreat into the Colorado desert to make music, smoke weed and find out what they’re really made of.
The End of Us: How The Pandemic Gave Birth To A New Kind of Storytelling
COVID-movies, like "The End of Us", are knocking at the door. Should we let them in, or keep our distance?
Doreen Brown On The Intense Cannabis Study That Inspired The Marijuana Conspiracy
In the early 1970s, Doreen Brown participated in a study about how cannabis affects women.
Documentary The Oxy Kingpins Chronicles the Crimes of a New Kind of Kingpin: Big Pharma
Businessmen who made a quick buck by hooking rural America on opioids are in for the court case of a lifetime. Will they pay or walk away?
Here’s to Boogie Being the Start of a Prolific Filmmaking Career for Eddie Huang
The chef, TV personality, and self-described "Human Panda" can now add ‘movie director’ to his already impressive resume. Let’s hope it will keep expanding.
Director of Silk Road Tiller Russell Is Fascinated By The Good, Bad, And Everything In Between
The acclaimed writer/director of “Night Stalker” discusses weed, filmmaking, his new movie “Silk Road,” and the blending of documentaries and movies whenever possible.
A Sign of the Times: The Evolution of Cannabis in Film
The shifting portrayal of weed in film throughout the decades.
Shaka King On Filmmaking, Truth In Storytelling, And The Ritual of Writing Stoned
Critically acclaimed filmmaker Shaka King talks to High Times about directing, writing, and the raw power of historical dramas.
Netflix’s The White Tiger Is So Much More Than Simply The Next Parasite
No matter how much this new Indian movie has in common with South Korea’s Oscar-winner, don’t you dare call it a clone.
