Reviews
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‘The Devil All the Time’ Sees Only Wolves and Sheep Among Us
The world is an ugly place, even when filmed this attractively.
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Shakespearean Drama Meets Blistering Action in ‘Gangs of London’
Think ‘Macbeth’ by way of ‘The Raid 2’ and you’ll know what to expect here.
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‘Ratched’ is a Stylish, Bloody, Contradictory Mess
The Netflix original is barely consistent with itself, much less the novel it’s based on.
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‘Raised By Wolves’ Paints a Grand Tale Across a Small Canvas
Alien creatures, milky androids, and big questions abound in a sci-fi epic about how humanity is inevitably doomed.
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‘The Babysitter: Killer Queen’ Suggests More Is Rarely Better
Calling it McGarbage feels too easy.
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Brotherhood and Race Drive the Beautifully Executed ‘One Night in Miami’
Regina King shines with her feature directorial debut, which we review via the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival.
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It Takes a Village to Excuse the Sins of ‘Antebellum’
Horror films dealing with race can be powerful reflections of our nation’s past and present, or they can be ‘Antebellum.’
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Better ‘Alone’ In the Woods Than Alone with a Madman
Never trust a man with a mustache and a homemade arm sling.
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Carnage and Confidence Collide in ‘For the Sake of Vicious’
A stylish home invasion thriller that forgoes suspense in favor of non-stop action? Yes please.
