Many thanks to the @hollywoodtheatre.org, Jon Raymond, Stephen Rutledge, and everyone who made the PCA's first-ever screening a sellout!

A watershed night for our organization, no doubt.

Up next from us—our annual awards are less than a month away!

Thank you for the sacred space, @moviemadness.org!

Right now, our members are highlighting the debut films of great directors. Swing by!

Our statement on the suspension of @jimmykimmel.com.

It's true! Very happy to welcome Mike to our ranks.

And finally, 3 of our members count “Sinners” as the best movie of 2025 so far.

Marc Mohan (of @orartswatch.org) + Morgan Shaunette and @chancesp.bsky.social (of @wweek.com) have a thing for vampire metaphors, the blues, and original blockbusters.

Tyler Doupe (@dreadcentral.bsky.social) had a big reaction to the scrappy horror indie "Bark"!

Patrick Cavanaugh (@comicbook.com) celebrated the power of Stephen King's sentimental side.

For @sinacolad.bsky.social (@portlandmercury.com), it's Jia Zhangke's latest crime epic, "Caught By The Tides."

Our @chadl.bsky.social (Spinning Platters) opted for the Soderbergh sleekness of "Black Bag."

Our newest member, @mollyhenery.bsky.social, zeroed in on "The Ugly Stepsister" and its Cinderella-inspired take on body horror.

David Harris (@spectrumculture.bsky.social) went for the "keenly observed mundanity" of "Eephus" and its endless baseball game.

The movie year is halfway in the books, and PCA's members are shouting out their 2025 favorites so far.

Here's @bcfonfilm.bsky.social on "Materialists."

What’s up, Bluesky? We are a collection of Portland film critics, banded together to share writing, program events, and deliver annual film awards.

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