Reviews The Sky is Everywhere is a sweetly imperfect teen romance By: Gena Radcliffe Josephine Decker directs Grace Kaufman in a winning performance that rises above YA lit cliches & a questionable love triangle
Reviews Inventing Anna tells a grifter’s story–all of them By: Megan Sunday Mr. Ripley meets Gossip Girl in this breezy miniseries from Shonda Rhimes.
Reviews The Girl Before puts a sleek, sexy spin on the haunted house By: Beau North Gorgeous production design and strong performances elevate the standard erotic thriller plot.
Recap This week’s Drag Race provides little aid to queens in need As the queens script public service announcements, the series reminds us that it isn’t a public service.
Reviews Pam & Tommy is as messy as the era (and scandal) it covers By: Tim Stevens The Hulu dramedy gets plenty wrong and plenty right in its chronicling of this mid-'90s celebrity royalty couple.
Columns KinoKultur: The camp appeal of the odd couple caper Unlikely pairs gearing up for a heist is the theme of this new batch of titles.
Reviews Girl, wash your Dollface and lean into season two By: Marshall Estes The second season brings growth to its characters while keeping things fluffy, fun, and somewhat feminist.
Reviews The Wolf and the Lion is not as interesting as its title suggests By: Lisa Laman An exceedingly unusual bond produces shockingly tepid family movie fare.
Reviews Moonfall is pure earnest schlock from Roland Emmerich, and that’s a good thing By: Michael Guarnieri Pure-strain sincerity and a ragtag cast of lovable goofballs elevate Emmerich's latest sci-fi disaster movie to a pulpy, fun ride.
Reviews Murderville is the cure for the winter doldrums By: Gena Radcliffe Will Arnett and celebrity co-stars play a delightfully silly game of murder mystery meets improv comedy
Recap The Book of Boba Fett gets the gang together…slowly By: Megan Sunday Another week without Boba Fett brings cameos and a hard look at the show’s issues.
Reviews Jackass Forever sends the ball-busting buddies keenly into their twilight years By: Clint Worthington Johnny Knoxville and the gang may be greyer, but their unquenchable thirst to debase themselves for our enjoyment continues unabated.
Reviews Home Team fumbles its comedy with its own goal of a script By: Michael Frank Kevin James' turn as controversial football coach Sean Payton blocks its own punt through shallow storytelling and its frankly loathsome protagonist.
Reviews The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild is neither wild nor adventurous By: Lisa Laman Disney's boring, flat, and muddled Ice Age spinoff is a callow, mercenary affair.
Recap Drag Race tries for the-ru-py, but ends up with reductive lectures By: B.L. Panther This week's episode sits with some dicey conversations around race, drama, and the "Olympics of Drag."
Features Sundance 2022: Resurrection takes a baffling turn By: Peter Sobczynski It won't be for everyone, but this thriller's bold, mind-boggling twists will win some devoted fans.
Features Sundance 2022: Call Jane turns history into melodrama By: Peter Sobczynski Call Jane takes a compelling story about abortion activists and turns it into cheap melodrama.
Reviews The Afterparty is the rare social event worth attending By: Tim Stevens A raft of talent behind and in front of the lens makes the high school reunion murder mystery comedy a success.
Festivals Sundance 2022: Am I OK? is a sweet debut about female friendship and late bloomers By: Jihane Bousfiha A familiar formula doesn't stop the actors' winning portrayal from breaking through.
Reviews The Woman In The House Across The Street From The Girl In The Window lets Netflix have it both ways. By: Beau North The new streaming series can never reconcile its parodic aims with its central mystery.
Reviews Sundance 2022: Nanny By: Soham Gadre Stylish and engaging, the film nonetheless muddles its own voice too often.