‘Truth Seekers’ is Scarily Underwhelming
The Nick Frost-led horror-comedy series has lots of potential but not much substance.
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‘Undine’ Blends Mystery, Myth, and Romance to Devastating Effect
In a lean ninety minutes, German auteur Christian Petzold flips an ancient fairytale on its head.
‘Bad Hair,’ Black Women, and White Standard in the Corporate Sphere
'Bad Hair' investigates the lengths of various factors that perpetuate Black female oppression.
‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’ Marks the Return of a Hero We Deserve
Borat is back as the father of a daughter, but how successfully does he find his way in a world that's changed since 2006?
A Star-Studded Cast Can’t Save HBO’s ‘The Undoing’
Maybe it's time to retire the bougie crime soap.
‘Rebecca’ Returns to Life Breathing Stale Air
Daphne Du Maurier's novel gets a bland adaptation that champions dull romance over Gothic elements.
‘Another Round’ Can’t Escape Its Own Hangover
Despite an intoxicating performance from Mads Mikkelsen, the novelty of the film's provocative premise soon fizzles out.
‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ Weaves Our Painful History With Jokes!
A fun sense of humor makes the medicine go down.
‘Love and Monsters’ Finds a Fun Adventure In the Apocalypse
He already conquered mazes, and now Dylan O'Brien is setting his sights on monsters.
‘On The Rocks’ Showcases Sofia Coppola at Her Most Mature
The director long preoccupied with coming of age narratives now turns her full attention to the problems that come with adulthood.
