Who Are Alive in Yellowjackets? Theories: The finale for the first season of Yellowjackets airs on Sunday. The episode will...
Twenty-five years after the original series of murders in Woodsboro, a new killer emerges, and Sidney Prescott must return to...
The natural go-to explanation is tastes and sensibilities change over time, from generation to generation, but then I ask, if...
Euphoria, Season 2, Ep.1: Trying to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door
Mamoru Hosoda's latest is another visually dazzling treat and a poignant glimpse into a virtual refuge from the hardships of...
HBO Max's Peacemaker has dropped its first three episodes, and as far as spin-offs go, this one is off to...
Murder, Memphis, and masturbators... The Righteous Gemstones' wonderful, overstuffed season premiere has all that and more.
"I never expected to live this long." -- Bob Saget
Sidney Poitier: Hollywood Trailblazer As problematic as race relations are today – and make no mistake, they are – it’s...
Your Vision, Our Future We are expanding our film, tv, games, comic book, and anime sections and we are currently...
Oz is the Grittiest and Darkest Show from HBO I once was asked to describe the show Oz in terms of other...
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Ripley is a mother trying to protect her progeny from the threat of another mother (the queen of the xenomorphs)....
Although The Haunting of Bly Manor might not scare you quite as much as its sister-show, it’s still an absolute...
Top Gun Podcast Review Feel the Need, the Need for Speed It’s been more than three decades since Tony Scott’s...
Luong Dinh Dung’s Drowsy City envisions a world with no empathy. It’s perhaps not too difficult to already picture, but...
It's not the physical violence that's important in these rape-revenge narratives, but recuperating what was lost through these traumatic attacks.
How much sympathy should you have for Craig Carton? That’s the big question at the heart of Wild Card: The...
Gareth Evans has become known for a few things: slick films with a grimy atmosphere and enough blood to satiate...
Two works from Inside Out Film Festival tackle the struggle of living authentically, confronting outdated attitudes in two different places.
