K Categories Columns KinoKultur May 13, 2022 KinoKultur: The Olive Trees of Justice, Concerning Violence, Black Jack The affect of revolution on childhood is reflected in three of Kino Lorber's recent restorations.
T Categories Reviews TV June 28, 2023 Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Season 4 sends the spy out as he came – reliable if unremarkable Prime Video’s goodbye to John Krasinski’s Ryan is another season of solid spycraft storytelling.
I Categories Reviews TV June 19, 2023 Idris Elba & a gimmick can only elevate Hijack so high The AppleTV+ thriller series plays like a rainy day TBS movie stretched over seven episodes.
Y Categories Reviews TV March 22, 2023 Yellowjackets’ second season welcomes a brutal winter In 1996 and the present day, the hit thriller returns both excellent and merciless.
T Categories Reviews TV December 23, 2022 Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan goes rogue in Season 3, in the most expected way possible The latest chapter of the Prime Video series puts Ryan on the run but risks little.
T Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month March 3, 2022 The unexpected heart of Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa Johnny Knoxville spun off one of Jackass' most indelible recurring bits into a semi-scripted road comedy with a lot of charm under the prosthetics.
J Categories Movies Reviews February 2, 2022 Jackass Forever sends the ball-busting buddies keenly into their twilight years Johnny Knoxville and the gang may be greyer, but their unquenchable thirst to debase themselves for our enjoyment continues unabated.
H Categories Features Reviews TV January 20, 2022 How Yellowjackets became the surprise sleeper hit of the winter The occult horror-mystery about the survivors of a gruesome disaster captured audiences with dark humor & compelling characters.
W Categories Movies Reviews October 1, 2021 Welcome to the Blumhouse: Bingo Hell/Black as Night The first two entries in the newest Welcome to Blumhouse collection are a flawed pair of scary films.
T Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month Movies April 26, 2021 The meant-to-be heartwarming “Jack” is a grotesque misfire Perhaps the lowest point in Coppola's filmography doesn't get any better upon rewatch decades later.
