What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in May: Knock at the Cabin, Petite Maman, and More
Shyamalan’s latest and a couple of Criterions about female bonds at different ages highlight this month’s new physical media releases.
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Slip never stumbles
Roku’s new series delivers a surprisingly poetic take on multidimensional longing and acceptance.
2023 Oscars predictions: Who will win, who should win
Who’s going to get the trophy? And who actually deserves it?
Blow out: The Fury at 45
Brian De Palma’s follow-up to Carrie remains a messy but fascinating entry in his diverse filmography.
11 films we can’t wait to catch at SXSW 2023
From blood-soaked horror sequels to probing documentaries, this year’s fest has a lot to offer.
Nowhere to Run at 30: The platonic ideal of Jean-Claude Van Damme
Van Damme has made better films, but Robert Harmon’s 1993 action drama is perhaps the best encapsulation of what makes him a star.
The 25 Best Films of 2022
From After Yang to Top Gun, we break down our favorite movies of the year.
The Fabelmans sees Steven Spielberg go introspective and incisive to stunning effect
The great director draws upon his life, and the lives of his late parents in a masterfully crafted and performed dramedy whose affection for its subjects is as clear-eyed as deep.
Disenchanted fails to conjure up an entertaining spell
Whether or not you’ve seen Enchanted, Disenchanted will feel like a formulaic retread of other fairy tale comedies.
Tribeca 2022: An Act of Worship is a striking look at life spent among intolerance
Nausheen Dadabhoy explores a wide array of Muslim-American experiences in this overstuffed, but impactful documentary.
Tribeca 2022: The Visitor is a melancholic tale of redemption
An estranged ex-convict father looks to reconnect with his teenage daughter in the world premiere of Martín Boulocq’s sensitive drama.
“Day in, day out”: Control at 15 and loss of the self
Anton Corbijn’s biopic of Joy Division singer Ian Curtis remains a tactful, fearfully accurate depiction of life while suicidal.
This Severance package offers more than simple satire
AppleTV+’s unnerving series starts as corporate satire but ends up somewhere far sadder, stranger, and more spiritual.
Scream is a brutal, clever return to form
The spirit of Wes Craven lives on in the fifth installment of horror’s smartest slasher franchise.
The Top 25 Films of 2021
From Annette to Zola, we break down the best movies of the year.
The Top 25 TV Shows of 2021
This year’s best in TV took us from the furthest reaches of space to murder mysteries in small Philly towns.
The Shrink Next Door tells a sad story about blind trust & cruel con artistry
Will Ferrell & Paul Rudd star in a mostly true, often too hard to watch story about a psychiatrist who fleeces his gullible, lonely patient.
On this week’s Succession, Logan and Kendall enter the lion’s den
Adrien Brody guests as a concerned investor, as the Roy family civil war reaches the shores of the money men.
Ted Lasso “Man City” Recap: The dam breaks
Nearly all plotlines move forward and we finally learn the pain Ted’s concealing.
What We Do in the Shadows is still killing it in season 3
The undead roommates finally begin to learn how to live together as the FX sitcom continues its extraordinary run as the funniest show on TV
Ted Lasso “Carol of The Bells” Recap: (Sexy) Christmas in August
The snow’s coming down, but no one can seem to get their Christmas plans right.