The movie—excuse me, the two-hour-and-40-minute Part 1 of a two-part ... disappointed that it didn’t perfectly mimic the iconic poster and Playbill art from the Broadway production.

Agatha All Along was brimming with thrilling details and references, many of which we only noticed after revisiting the ...

Ishy has his eye on an optician’s antique stock and a Victorian prayer chair, but he stakes all on what he thinks might be a 17th-century witching post. We also tag along with Ishy as he ...

The Witching Hour Social Club definitely falls into the latter category. Set at a campfire where old friends had decided to get the old Witching Hour Social Club back together after 15 years had ...

It’s been another glorious year for movie posters, which has seen illustration in particular rise to the fore. Here, CR’s design correspondent Daniel Benneworth-Gray picks his ten favourites of 2019 ...

Designer Daniel Benneworth-Gray returns to CR with his annual round-up of the best movie posters this year. Betcha can’t guess what’s up first..? It’s impossible to look back on film marketing in 2023 ...

In modern trading, triple witching happens on the third Friday of March, June, September, and December (the last month of each quarter). In the U.S. stock market, the last hour of the trading day ...

Posters are a staple of scientific communication ... scientists should first identify key pieces of information that they want to present visually. For example, if a one-hour time course experiment ...

It immediately set the atmosphere for the show and was evocative of Andrew Wyeth's painting The Witching Hour, and Alejandro Amenábar's visual masterpiece The Others. The majority of the stage ...

They uncover a grisly truth connected to something called the Book of Witching and an execution centuries prior that may still be claiming the lives of innocents. Cooke does a nimble job of ...

It’s the third Friday of June, which means there’s witching afoot in the stock market. Be prepared for some weird trading. The third Friday of March, June, September, and December are called ...