Crime

‘American Vandal,’ ‘Mindhunter,’ and Netflix’s True Crime Discourse

By  Sophia Stewart 

With addictive docs and incisive dramas, Netflix both satiates and complicates our appetite for true crime.

‘Bomb City’ Is a Timely Tale of Inevitable Violence and Unchecked Injustice

By  Matthew Monagle 

In his debut feature, director James Brooks turns the true story behind ‘Bomb City’ into a dark slide towards unavoidable violence.

Sundance 2018: ‘Beast’ Is A Brutal, Alluring Love Story

By  Neil Miller 

Two young actors shine in the story of a shy girl and her accused murderer boyfriend.

‘All The Money In The World’ Review: Ridley Scott’s Gamble Pays Off Sufficiently

By  Caroline Cao 

Though Christopher Plummer lives up to performance hype, Ridley Scott is coasting on his crime thriller.

‘The Raid’s’ Gareth Evans Is Developing A Crime Series For HBO/Cinemax & Sky

By  Victor Stiff 

‘Gangs of London’ aims to deliver “unrivaled spectacle with characters to match.”

Search Party: An Agonizingly Delightful New Season

By  Liz Baessler 

Season 2 of ‘Search Party’ is joyous torture to watch.

The Hollywood Royalty of Agatha Christie Adaptations

By  Emily Kubincanek 

Hollywood’s best love a good whodunnit.

What We Can Do After Weinstein

By  Sarah Foulkes 

A few simple, easy-to-follow rules for how we can be better in the future.

A Real-Life ‘Mindhunter’ Inspired The Netflix Series

By  Victor Stiff 

FBI Special Agent John E. Douglas literally wrote the book on Mindhunting.