Reviews
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Wes Anderson’s ‘The French Dispatch’ is a Spectacle of Mid-Career Innovation
“A new flavor…that’s a rare thing at my age.”
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That’s Some ‘Pig’: A Big-Hearted Debut of Trauma and Truffles
Finally. ‘Ratatouille’ for depressed people.
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Leos Carax’s ‘Annette’ is Meta, Misleading and an Impressive Cinematic Sparks Debut
It might not be about Annette, but that doesn’t hold it down.
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‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Spin-Off ‘Wellington Paranormal’ is Finally Here, and It’s Dryly Hilarious
The monster-chasing mockumentary series has already aired three seasons in New Zealand, and is finally crossing the pond with episodes airing on The CW and HBO Max.
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‘Fear Street: 1978’ Moves a Few Steps Backward But Still Finds Some Thrills
The second chapter in Netflix’s ‘Fear Street’ event sends Sadie Sink to summer camp.
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‘The Forever Purge’ Finally Captures the Real America
If we were ranking ‘The Purge’ films this fifth entry would land… right in the middle of the pack.
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‘The Tomorrow War’ Has Fun With Time Travel and Aliens
Think of it as ‘Edge of Tomorrow’ adjacent.
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‘Leverage: Redemption’ is a Satisfying Second Act
The revival is no doubt targeting the avid fan base from the original series but it is also well-attuned to the zeitgeist.
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‘Fear Street: 1994’ Offers Up a Bloody Love Letter to 90s Slashers
The creator of Goosebumps also wrote horror for older kids and terror-loving kids at heart.
