H Categories Movies Reviews October 15, 2021 Halloween Kills some time & the viewer’s patience David Gordon Green’s follow-up to the 2018 reboot offers an astonishing body count, but little else worthwhile.
J Categories Reviews TV October 15, 2021 Just Beyond does just enough to become a diverting Halloween treat Though often too generic for its own good, Just Beyond is a solid TV show rooted in the world of R.L. Stine.
D Categories Movies Reviews October 15, 2021 Diana: the Musical takes a big ol’ dump on a tragic icon At last, a Broadway show that dares to ask “What if the People’s Princess was a hopeless twit?”
T Categories Movies Reviews October 14, 2021 The Velvet Underground gets the trippy, immersive treatment it deserves Todd Haynes directs a dazzling documentary about the seminal 60s art-rock band.
I Categories Movies Reviews October 13, 2021 Iké Boys mixes its sentai charms with a heaping helping of sincerity Eric McEver’s scrappy ode to tokusatsu and kaiju pictures wears its heart on its magically-armored sleeve. I’m a proud member of the Power Rangers Generation,..
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.
D Categories Reviews TV October 13, 2021 Dopesick is a painful, important deep dive into the opioid crisis Hulu's limited series comes close to greatness with an excellent ensemble, but pacing, some odd performances, undermine the effort.
I Categories Reviews TV October 13, 2021 I Know What You Did Last Summer is–fittingly, frustratingly–haunted by its past Amazon's new I Know What You Did Last Summer adaptation blazes its own trail but risks losing viewers in the bargain.
Y Categories Reviews TV October 11, 2021 You moves its sinister lead to the suburbs in season 3 The Netflix dark comedy is as watchable as ever, while still struggling with what it wants the audience to think about its protagonist.
N Categories Festivals Movies NYFF 59 Reviews October 10, 2021 NYFF: Ahed’s Knee has style and righteous anger to spare Ahed's Knee, director Nadav Lapid's latest film, cannot match his best work, but it's far from a failure. It has style and anger to spare.
