Author: Meg Shields
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‘True History of the Kelly Gang’ Review: A Gleefully Bonkers Take on Australia’s Greatest Outlaw
More like Portrait of a Kelly Gang on Fire.
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‘Jojo Rabbit’ Review: A Hitler Comedy That’s More Safe Than Subversive
Taika Waititi’s latest is too cute to land a punch.
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‘Guns Akimbo’ Review: A Sensory Overload that Fires Blanks
Despite an enticingly bananas premise, the follow up from ‘Deathgasm’ director Jason Lei Howden is something of a misfire.
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‘Pain and Glory’ Review: A Tender Portrait of Hurt and Heart in Almodóvar’s Latest
Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain and Glory’ is an intensely personal and sensuous return to form.
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‘The Vast of Night’ Review: An Out of This World Directorial Debut
‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ by way of ‘Pontypool’? Beam us up.
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‘Color Out of Space’ Review: A Disappointing Delirium Showing Why Cosmic Horror Needs to Be Personal
Some people waited twelve hours in line for Richard Stanley’s Lovecraftian return, but was it worth it?
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What We’re Watching Before the 2019 Toronto Film Festival
Want to feel prepared for your next favorite film? We’ve got you covered.
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The Devils in the Historical Details of ‘The Terror: Infamy’
We chat with ‘The Terror: Infamy’ actor Kai Bradbury about his character Nick Okada, what internment meant for mixed Japanese-Americans, and the show’s imperative commitment to authenticity.
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‘The Terror: Infamy’ Review: The Specter of History Is Back with a Vengeance
‘The Terror’ returns with a damning indictment of one of North America’s more horrifying chapters.
