C Categories Reviews TV July 27, 2021 Chip ‘n’ Dale: Park Life is nuts for not embracing weird humor more often The best, strangest parts of Disney Plus' reboot of the Hanna-Barbera reinforce its frustrating lack of innovation.
F Categories Movies Reviews July 16, 2021 Fear Street Part 3: 1666 concludes the trilogy on a scary thoughtful note Director Leigh Janiak delivers both catharsis and frights in wrapping up the Fear Street saga.
M Categories Reviews TV July 7, 2021 Monsters at Work is a photocopied imitation of the Monsters, Inc. universe While it's got the original voice cast, Disney+ continues the story of the hit Pixar film to rudimentary results.
F Categories Movies Reviews July 7, 2021 Fear Street 1978 pays homage & improves on horror movies of the past Though still plagued by problems, this second Fear Street movie is more thoughtful than its predecessor.
F Categories Reviews TV July 1, 2021 Fear Street: Part 1 is too in love with the past for its own good A lack of scares and too much vulgarity drag down the better parts of this inaugural Fear Street film.
S Categories Reviews June 24, 2021 Season 2 of “Central Park” gets off to a wonderful & imaginative start The animated show from the creators of Bob’s Burgers continues to be utterly delightful and surprisingly creative.
T Categories Reviews TV June 21, 2021 The overly talky “Mysterious Benedict Society” has eccentricities to spare The latest piece of Disney+ programming is all dressed up but mistakes excessive chit-chat for drama.
T Categories Festivals Movies Reviews Tribeca 2021 June 16, 2021 Tribeca 2021: “Claydream” is a thoughtful portrait of an animation legend The documentary delivers a well-made case for Will Vinton as an underappreciated titan of animation.
T Categories Festivals Movies Reviews Tribeca 2021 June 15, 2021 Tribeca 2021: “Souad” offers a trio of intimate & engaging yarns Ayten Amin’s intimate drama makes good use out of excellent performances and blocking.
T Categories Movies Reviews June 1, 2021 The “Spirit Untamed” is willing but the script is weak All-too-familiar staples of the Horse Girl genre get mechanically trotted out in DreamWorks' latest kids fare.
