2 Categories Features Movies March 29, 2022 2002: the year Robin Williams scared the bejesus out of everyone The beloved comedian already proved he could do serious, but in this trio of very different movies he also did creepy.
D Categories Movies Reviews March 16, 2022 Deep Water is a murky and cold disappointment Adrian Lyne makes his directorial comeback in this weird, barely erotic thriller about a wealthy couple whose sex games have possibly become too elaborate
S Categories Festivals March 14, 2022 SXSW 2022: Still Working 9 to 5 has too much on its agenda A successful behind the scenes look at the classic workplace comedy falls short as a sober documentary about the modern feminist movement
T Categories Features Reviews TV March 9, 2022 The Andy Warhol Diaries reveals the personal side of the iconic artist Ryan Murphy presents an unexpectedly poignant look at Andy Warhol behind the scenes.
S Categories Features Movies Reviews February 24, 2022 Studio 666 is Foo Fighters’ charmingly goofy ode to the Devil’s music Dave Grohl & company play themselves (more or less) in a silly gorefest that rarely loses its sense of fun
T Categories Features Movies Reviews February 18, 2022 Texas Chainsaw Massacre is made for modern times, & not for the better The baffling sequel–how old is Leatherface, anyway?--offers equal amounts gore & awful “these kids today” gags
W Categories Features Movies Reviews February 14, 2022 Wayne’s World at 30: an embarrassing failure for all involved…not A look back at the improbably successful, surprisingly good-natured SNL comedy that still feels fresh today.
T Categories Movies Reviews February 10, 2022 The Sky is Everywhere is a sweetly imperfect teen romance Josephine Decker directs Grace Kaufman in a winning performance that rises above YA lit cliches & a questionable love triangle
M Categories Reviews TV February 3, 2022 Murderville is the cure for the winter doldrums Will Arnett and celebrity co-stars play a delightfully silly game of murder mystery meets improv comedy
S Categories Features Festivals Movies Reviews Sundance 2022 January 24, 2022 Sundance 2022: The Cathedral is a unique take on a coming-of-age story Ricky D’Ambrose tells an autobiographical tale of childhood as a collection of memory fragments
