
'Ransom Canyon' Review: Netflix's Answer to TV Western Mania
With acclaimed series like Yellowstone and 1923 coming to end, what’s next for the TV Western fanbase? Well, Netflix has a new offering that could
With acclaimed series like Yellowstone and 1923 coming to end, what’s next for the TV Western fanbase? Well, Netflix has a new offering that could
Much has been made of the fact that writer/director David Cronenberg’s latest film, The Shrouds, is inspired by the death of his wife of 38
War stories sell. Not all of them become hits or garner great ratings, but the genre remains an audience go-to ever since the first Best
It’s said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Margaret Wolff Hungerford’s timeless 1878 idiom loses its meaning when surrounding individuals repeatedly point
While Nathan Fielder certainly has comedic ancestors (Andy Kaufman, Norm Macdonald, Johnny Knoxville) and contemporaries (John Wilson, Joe Pera, Tim Heidecker), there is nobody who
In director Ang Lee’s 1993 queer classic, The Wedding Banquet, the main, often subtextual, sources of conflict were society’s dim view of gay marriage, the
The Last of Us returns to HBO with an ominous Season 2 premiere. “Future Days” does not begin on a positive note for survivors Joel
Something tells me dear Agatha Christie would have a ball watching the latest adaptation of Towards Zero. Her acclaimed detective novel dates back to 1944
Sacramento tickles your funny bones as angst-ridden former best friends learn to be grown-ups on an impromptu road trip. Writer, director, and co-star Michael Angarano
The King of Kings tells the greatest story ever told, at least according to Christians, through CGI animation and a somewhat clever narrative twist. Adapted
Bryce Dallas Howard explores the joy, companionship, and eventual heartbreak of caring for animals in Pets,a soulful, globetrotting documentary that’s sure to have you laughing
Bryce Dallas Howard explores the joy, companionship, and eventual heartbreak of caring for animals in Pets,a soulful, globetrotting documentary that’s sure to have you laughing
The Stolen Girldoesn’t waste any time grabbing your attention and keeping you enchanted under its crafty spell. The tense five-episode miniseries is on par with
We hear it all the time (even if we don’t act like it): art is subjective. But anthologies? Anthologies have a kind of hypersubjectivity to
The comedy is at its peak and the storyline is better than ever on Season 4 of Hacks. The Emmy-winning show picks up directly after