‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ is a Try-Hard Musical Drama That Doesn’t Deliver On Its Own Hype

By Valerie Ettenhofer 

Riley Keough headlines the new faux-roc doc, which delivers good performances and catchy music, but is also riddled with cliches and self-important framing.

All the Horror You Need to Stream in March 2023

By Meg Shields 

When it comes to horror streaming, March Madness is underway.

Why Sylvester Stallone Is Not In ‘Creed III’

By Will DiGravio 

A brief history of Stallone’s fight for an ownership stake in the franchise he created.

What’s New to Stream on Netflix for March 2023

By Rob Hunter 

Looking for what’s new on Netflix in March 2023? Here’s our guide to the streamer’s best new offerings, including a new Adam Sandler mystery.

A Brief, Messy History of Who Wrote 1979’s ‘Alien’

By Meg Shields 

In space, no one can hear your screenplay.

Imprint Brings More Dark Thrills to Blu-ray with After Dark: Neo-Noir Cinema Collection Two

By Rob Hunter 

Six neo-noirs, some hitting Blu-ray for the first time, are collected in this fantastic box set from Australia.

Why The Hyperspace Whales Matter So Much in ‘The Mandalorian’

By Brad Gullickson 

‘The Mandalorian’ Chapter 17 asks us to consider the past and the future of the ‘Star Wars’ franchise.

Man vs Waterfall: The ‘Deliverance’ Stunt That Broke Burt Reynolds

By Meg Shields 

“Insurance? I don’t believe in insurance.”

‘Ishtar’ Deserved Better

By Meg Shields 

Telling the truth can be dangerous business.

Sammo Hung Headlines Our Home Video Pick of the Week

By Rob Hunter 

Plus 10 more new releases to watch at home this week on UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD!

‘Creed III’ Is an Engagingly Familiar Featherweight Success

By Rob Hunter 

Jonathan Majors out here stealing a second franchise in as many weeks.

The Real Story Behind ‘Jesus Revolution’

By Will DiGravio 

A look at the counterculture movement that became the religious right.