D Categories Movies Reviews October 13, 2021 Dune may not hold your hand, but it might blow your mind Denis Villeneuve's adaptation of (the first half of) Frank Herbert's novel is as ambitious in scope as it is difficult to unpack.
H Categories Reviews TV September 10, 2021 HBO’s Scenes From a Marriage tests the ties that bind Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain wring brutal truths from the complexities of matrimony in this update of the Ingmar Bergman classic.
E Categories Reviews TV August 30, 2021 Evil season 2.5 offers more gore, more laughs & more heart The supernatural mystery series returns and is stronger and weirder than ever before.
N Categories Reviews TV July 12, 2021 Never Have I Ever is still just as insightful & funny in season 2 Netflix's teen dramedy addresses grief, culture shock and hormones with tenderness and empathy.
C Categories Reviews TV July 12, 2021 Catch and Kill digs deeper into the monstrous deeds of Harvey Weinstein The HBO docuseries doesn't offer much we don't already know, but fleshes out the information provided by Ronan Farrow's in-depth book and podcast.
T Categories Reviews TV June 21, 2021 The epilogue to “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” focuses on the victims The follow-up to the groundbreaking HBO true crime miniseries puts a compassionate spotlight on the Golden State Killer's victims and survivors.
& Categories Reviews TV June 17, 2021 “Kevin Can F**k Himself” is a sharp sitcom sendup Valerie Armstrong's sitcom is a dark, feminist twist on the sort of TV fare that's oversaturated the airwaves.
& Categories Reviews TV May 20, 2021 “Master of None” smartly shifts gears for season 3 Aziz Ansari focuses his efforts behind the camera for his dramedy, making for a refreshing collaboration with Lena Waithe.
& Categories Reviews TV May 4, 2021 “Shrill” closes out with a bittersweet, satisfying season 3 The Aidy Bryant-starring dramedy gets a fitting sendoff, exploring the messiness of your thirties with bittersweet aplomb.
I Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month April 28, 2021 In “The Rainmaker”, Coppola directs young Damon masterfully Coppola brings noir style and gorgeously grody design to his John Grisham adaptation.
