S Categories Festivals Movies Reviews SXSW 2023 April 1, 2023 SXSW 2023 Roundup: The World is Not My Own, The Ordinaries & more Our final SXSW 2023 dispatch features a diverse selection of documentaries and features focusing on the search for a sense of place in a chaotic world.
S Categories Anniversaries Features Movies Reviews March 31, 2023 See You Next Wednesday. Schlock Turns 50! John Landis' first film may embarrass him, but it retains an undeniable charm.
R Categories Movies Reviews March 31, 2023 Rye Lane earns itself a spot in the rom-com canon Hulu’s newest rom-com argues that the genre is far from dead with one of the sweetest stories we’ve seen.
T Categories Recap Reviews TV March 31, 2023 The Mandalorian sinks some pirates this week, and Mandalore grows ever closer "The Pirate" shows the slow wheels of Republic bureaucracy, and a united Mandalorian people rising from the ashes.
U Categories Reviews TV March 30, 2023 Unstable is too predictable and forgettable for its own good Rob Lowe may have intended to get personal with Unstable, but he’s just delivered a rote sitcom that’s destined to be forgotten.
S Categories Recap TV March 30, 2023 Star Trek: Picard invokes the Federation’s deepest sins to explain its villain’s vendetta A throwback to the moral gray areas of Deep Space Nine raises the skeptical outsiders’ view of Starfleet and its heroes.
S Categories Reviews TV March 29, 2023 Schmigadoon! Season 2 sends the series into its “changing times” era AppleTV+’s musical comedy leaps into more complex musical pastiches with mixed results.
T Categories Recap TV March 29, 2023 Ted Lasso unveils the series’ worst villain "4-5-1" may reveal Richmond's newest star Zava to be an egomaniac, but the real villain is in Kansas.
T Categories Recap Reviews TV March 28, 2023 The Succession season 4 premiere sees the kids banding together against a flagging Logan The era of The Disgusting Brothers has begun.
S Categories Movies Reviews March 25, 2023 Smoking Causes Coughing fires up a messy satire Quentin Dupieux directs a bizarre parody of the superhero genre that's often inconsistent but rarely dull.
