Festivals Sundance 2022: After Speak No Evil, you’ll never make new friends again Christian Tardrup’s class satire/horror is bleak and gruesome, but ultimately empty
Festivals Sundance 2022: A Love Song is a bittersweet story of lovers reconnecting Max Walker-Silverman’s debut gives two veteran character actors a tender romance rooted in loneliness & nostalgia
Festivals Sundance 2022: Nothing Compares examines Sinead O’Connor’s legacy Kathryn Ferguson presents the fiery singer as bruised and battered, but not unbowed.
Festivals Sundance 2022: Emergency offers some laughs, but still stumbles The race and class satire starts out strong, but its Weekend at Bernie's homage quickly loses steam.
Festivals Sundance 2022: Fresh is an ambitious thriller that doesn’t quite gel By: Peter Sobczynski Despite a strong lead performance & some clever stylistic touches, the provocative Fresh ultimately feels a bit hollow.
Features How Yellowjackets became the surprise sleeper hit of the winter By: Beau North The occult horror-mystery about the survivors of a gruesome disaster captured audiences with dark humor & compelling characters.
Recap The Book of Boba Fett is all action & little talk in episode 4 By: Megan Sunday After a bummer of a plot twist in episode 3, things pick back up as we learn how Boba Fett meets his right-hand woman.
Reviews Servant keeps doing its own thing in season 3 By: Gena Radcliffe The M. Night Shyamalan supernatural horror series is better if you stop trying to figure out what’s going on.
Reviews Sundance 2022: Framing Agnes queers a history By: B.L. Panther The documentary dives deep into decades-old research to reveal how the framing of trans lives has, and hasn't, evolved.
Reviews Ozark delivers slow-burn tension in Season 4 Part 1 By: Ashley Lara The Netflix suspense drama continues to deliver with methodical brilliance.
Interviews Search Party’s co-creators on the thin line between altruism and narcissism Charles Rogers and Sarah-Violet Bliss look back at their genre-hopping chronicle of millennial life and the journey of the anti-heroine they built with Alia Shawkat.
Recap This week’s Drag Race tries the same game again, to diminished returns We see the other group of queens this week, and their introductions leave a lot to be desired.
Reviews Who We Are is an expansive yet intimate look at uniquely American horrors By: Lisa Laman This documentary is no easy watch, but it does prove to be a stirring and necessary one.
Reviews Brazen is a hollow attempt at rekindling made for TV movie magic By: Beau North Netflix continues to dip from the well of nostalgia in a not as tawdry as it wants to be murder mystery.
Recap The Book of Boba Fett does the Tuskens dirty in episode 3 By: Megan Sunday After two episodes of lighthearted action and adventure, the series takes an unnecessary dark turn.
Reviews How I Met Your Father follows in its predecessor’s footsteps By: Ashley Lara The new sequel series from Hulu has plenty to recommend it, but still doesn't feel like its own project.
Reviews Scream is a brutal, clever return to form By: Gena Radcliffe The spirit of Wes Craven lives on in the fifth installment of horror’s smartest slasher franchise.
Reviews Riverdance: The Animated Adventure has two left feet By: Sean Price Too many farts and too much step dancing overshadow the film's attempts at important lessons.
Reviews Somebody Somewhere is a mirthful tale of a Midwestern Manhattanite By: Theo Estes Bridget Everett shines as a woman reinventing herself in the humdrum rhythms of small-town life.
Reviews The Pink Cloud is an eerie, devastating piece of quarantine sci-fi By: Sarah Gorr Iuli Gerbase's indie science fiction drama may have been made before COVID, but it perfectly captures our pandemic-laden despair.
Reviews Hotel Transylvania: Transformania is a sadly “bleh” close to the series By: Marshall Estes Despite a fun premise and some solid character work, Drac and company's last ride is a disappointingly bloodless affair.