Reviews Shrinking is a good reason to get on the couch By: Tim Stevens Bill Lawrence’s new AppleTV+ show isn’t perfect, but none of us are.
Recap The Last of Us takes Ellie and the audience outside the walls for the first time By: Megan Sunday Neil Druckman and Craig Mazin introduce their players and their viewers to the post-ruin world and some of its terrifying monsters.
Festivals Sundance 2023: The Longest Goodbye, Sometimes I Think About Dying, Pod Generation, Run Rabbit Run By: Clint Worthington The first films we saw in this year's festival deal with the anxieties of parenthood and personhood.
Reviews Alice, Darling presents an unflinching depiction of emotional abuse By: Sarah Gorr Mary Nighy’s directorial debut has Anna Kendrick giving a career-best performance.
Reviews That ‘90s Show is a pure hit of nostalgia comedy By: Ashley Lara Netflix’s sequel series to That 70s Show provides a welcome dose of multi-cam sitcom laughs.
Recap The Last of Us is a strong vision of found family and zombie horror By: Megan Sunday HBO’s video game adaptation brings pathos and fungus to a bleak alternate 2023.
Reviews The verdict on Night Court? It’s hardly a gavel banger By: Tim Stevens NBC’s reboot marries old-school multi-cam gags to new-school melancholy with uneven results.
Reviews Jethica is hardly a cohesive genre exercise By: Scout Tafoya Pete Ohs' high-concept supernatural comedy tries on a lot of hats, but none of them fit very well.
Features 10 films we can’t wait to see at Sundance 2023 From anticipated followups by acclaimed filmmakers to exciting debuts by new voices, here's a shortlist of what to catch at this year's fest.
Reviews Turn Every Page: The Adventures of Robert Caro and Robert Gottlieb chronicles legendary collaboration By: Peter Sobczynski The new doc explores a writer-editor partnership over 40 years in the making.
Reviews Mayor of Kingstown Season 2 keeps it gray and grim By: Tim Stevens Paramount+ takes viewers back to the prison where things seem same as it ever was.
Reviews Hunters Season 2 struggles with its own ambiguity By: Tim Stevens The Prime Video series returns as messy as ever for its second and final season.
Reviews Skinamarink subtly makes your skin crawl By: Gena Radcliffe Kyle Edward Ball’s feature debut is slow, but pays off in perfectly capturing the dark nothing of childhood fear.
Reviews Plane flies higher than it should By: Sean Price Gerard Butler pilots a new January dump classic with this brainless but enjoyable action-thriller.
Reviews The Drop plunges into cringe comedy territory By: Ashley Lara Sarah Adina Smith’s new film is delightfully awkward, elevated by a cast of comedy all-stars.
Reviews The Seven Faces of Jane is a messy flop By: Sarah Gorr Seven directors work together to create a film that feels like a freshman year film school project.
Reviews Velma serves up a perfect Scooby Snack By: Marshall Estes Jinkies! HBO Max’s Scooby Doo spin-off features a fresh take on an established supporting character.
Reviews Koala Man offers subpar superheroics and stale comedy By: Lisa Laman Michael Cusack and company fail to bring the laughs to a new but immediately outdated-feeling animated comedy.
Reviews Vesper thoughtfully traverses a moody post-apocalypse By: Justin Harrison Young star Raffiella Chapman acquits herself well as a teenage scientist and survivor in a world whose beauty moves hand in hand with viciousness.
Reviews Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches casts a tepid but promising spell By: Beau North AMC's expansion of the "Immortal Universe" offers just barely enough pagan intrigue to keep your attention.
Reviews Discovery+ builds a historical document of a violent day with “January 6th” By: Michael Frank Two years on, the Naudet brothers craft a measured, painstakingly detailed doc about that fateful day in 2021.