Coffee and Arepas: How Food Defined the Oscar Movies of 2022

By Meg Shields 

Okay, but why do the ‘Nightmare Alley’ eggs look so darn good?

Bigger Isn’t Always Better: An Introduction to Movie Camera Sensor Size

By Meg Shields 

Put on your “tech-talk” pants, it’s time to talk sensor size.

Natasha Lyonne Rules In The Time Traveling Second Season of ‘Russian Doll’

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Nadia takes a time train to the ‘80s in Russian Doll’s unique, rewarding second season.

The Real Story Behind ‘A Few Good Men’

By Will DiGravio 

A group of ex-Navy lawyers each claim they served as the inspiration for Tom Cruise’s Lt. Kaffee.

Emotional Sense, TV Reflexivity, and Divining Sense Out of ‘Twin Peaks’

By Meg Shields 

The owls are not what they seem.

In ‘Moon Knight,’ Has Jake Lockley Hijacked the Body?

By Brad Gullickson 

We dig into Moon Knight Episode 3 and explore how an emerging personality could challenge the narrative going forward.

Ed Harris Walks Tall on Criterion for Our Home Video Pick of the Week

By Rob Hunter 

Plus 12 more new releases to watch at home this week on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

‘The Northman’ Struggles to Have Its Bloody Cake and Eat It Too

By Rob Hunter 

‘Better Call Saul’ Is Steering Into A Thrilling, Nerve-Racking Endgame

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Six seasons in, Better Call Saul has grown into a climactic, character-driven drama whose greatness parallels that of Breaking Bad.

‘Frailty’ is Bill Paxton’s Most Underrated Performance

By Jacob Trussell 

Part devoted dad, part contract killer for God, everyone’s favorite character actor found the perfect balance of heart and horror in the Southern Gothic cult classic.

What’s New to Stream on Hulu for April 2022

By Rob Hunter 

Lots to enjoy on Hulu this month including a four-film Bruce Willis marathon.

How Summoning the Suit Alters ‘Moon Knight’ from His Comic Book Counterpart

By Brad Gullickson 

After many months of anticipation, Disney+ gives fans the Mr. Knight persona. But not in the way we ever imagined.