The wildly popular true-crime podcast comes to Madison for a live recording.

One of Madison's essential jazz outfits celebrates its first album.

Set on a dystopic island prison, Terminal Island showcases Stephanie Rothman's knack for turning exploitation schlock on its head.

Minneapolis trio Kitten Forever play brazen, bass-driven punk.

Two forward-thinking Chicago DJs come up for what should be an excellent dance night.

In which BDSM gets the Almodóvar treatment.

Madison Public Philosophy and Sound Out Loud Ensemble tackle appropriation through a mix of discussion and performance.

The pioneering folk-punk band's legacy is at once charming and grating.

Two excellent, angular rock bands co-headline.

Sébastien Laudenbach's debut feature channels the Grimm fairytale through gorgeously minimal animation.

The Brooklyn duo make some more slight tweaks on their third album.

One of punk's foundational bands, minus a few members, comes through on a reunion tour.

A new John Coltrane documentary screens, followed by a panel discussion with several Madison-area jazz luminaries.

Dario Argento's horror classic screens in a new digital restoration.

Two renowned jazz drummers collaborate at the historic Gates of Heaven.

University Opera takes a detour with a sampling of works from across Kurt Weill's career.

A Halloween dance party benefits the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault.

Pedro Almodóvar's 2011 film centers around the machinations of a twisted plastic surgeon.

"It ain't ever been a rat problem in Baltimore. It's always been a people problem."

Nathan Silver's latest film chronicles a grief-stricken protagonist's descent into obsession and madness.