TV
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‘Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo’ Sends Foreign Spiders Into the Heartland
“Terror and death sweep through a defenseless town.”
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The Honest and Complex Portrayal of Immigration in ‘Lingua Franca’
Isabel Sandoval’s Netflix film offers a response to America’s obsession with immigration.
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Luca Guadagnino’s Latest is an Unpredictable Coming-of-Age TV Series
The HBO series ‘We Are Who We Are’ is engaging, imperfect, and sure to inspire discussion.
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“Mud Bowl” is One of the Sweetest ‘Friday Night Lights’ Victories
The beloved cult drama was never just about football, but episodes like this make us love the game — and the team playing it — more than ever.
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TCM’s Alicia Malone Talks ‘Women Make Film’ and the Importance of Contextualizing Classic Hollywood
Film historian and TCM host Alicia Malone discusses what makes ‘Women Make Film’ different from other film documentaries and what we can learn from old movies.
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Michael Watson Relies on Horsepower to Shoot ‘Lovecraft Country’
We chat with the ‘Lovecraft Country’ cinematographer Michael Watson about how he rooted his frame in history while never betraying the fantastical elements of the series.
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Reliving the Toughest Episode of ‘The Sopranos’
“Employee of the Month” is a masterful hour of television, but it’s also a brutal, emotional viewing experience.
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‘Five Desperate Women’ Find Fun, Sun, and Murder
“A remote island, a silent killer, and sheer terror for five beautiful women as he stalks them, one by one.”
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Netflix’s ‘Away’ is an Exciting Space Expedition Weighed Down by Earth Drama
Hilary Swank’s mission to Mars dwells more than it should on what she left behind.
