How ‘The Bear’ Compounds Conflict Without Feeling Confusing

By Meg Shields 

You know what they say: if you can’t handle the heat, get out of the kitchen.

The Color Theory of Jordan Peele

By Meg Shields 

The world of Jordan Peele might be a nightmare but at least it looks stunning.

‘Carter’ Finds an Enormous Divide Between Ambition and Execution

By Rob Hunter 

And you thought you’d seen the worst of what a Netflix Original action movie could deliver.

‘What Josiah Saw’ Has One of the Best Horror Scores of the Year

By Meg Shields 

Stolen gold, haunted land, and pitch-black family secrets: the Southern Gothic trifecta.

All the Horror You Need to Stream in August 2022

By Meg Shields 

Here’s our monthly rundown of all the horror flicks dropping and departing from your favorite streaming services in August 2022.

From ‘First Man’ to 007: The Cinematography of Linus Sandgren

By Meg Shields 

Want to know more about the ‘No Time to Die’ cinematographer? Can’t say we blame you.

‘The Sandman’ is a Comic Book Dream Finally Fulfilled

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Netflix’s take on Neil Gaiman’s epic fantasy about fallen lord Dream of the Endless has finally arrived, with an entertaining adaptation that doesn’t sacrifice the vision of the original.

‘Prey’ Rekindles the Magic of the ‘Predator’ Franchise

By Rob Hunter 

Fifth time’s the charm! (Or seventh, if you’re nasty.)

Colonizing Chronology: The Theme of Time in ‘The Battle of Algiers’

By Meg Shields 

Time marches on, as they say.

The Real Story Behind ‘Five Days at Memorial’

By Will DiGravio 

The new miniseries from Apple details the impossible decisions faced by doctors during Hurricane Katrina.

Young Hollywood Returns from the Dead in Our Pick of the Week

By Rob Hunter 

Plus six more new releases to watch at home this week on UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

‘Deadstream’ is a Fantastically Fun Found-Footage Film

By Rob Hunter 

Scares, laughs, and more help deliver a tech-savvy love letter to Sam Raimi’s ‘The Evil Dead.’