4.0 Reviews Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire struggles to materialize By: Lauren Coates We ain't afraid of--or laughing at--no ghosts in Sony's frosty attempts at reviving the franchise.
8.5 BEST NEW SHOW X-Men ’97 forces your childhood to grow up on Disney+ By: Clint Worthington Disney revives the fan-favorite Fox cartoon for its now-adult fans, running headfirst into grown-up issues and anime-inspired action.
9.0 BEST NEW SHOW Manhunt well worth the search on AppleTV+ By: Tim Stevens The dramatic look at the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth is compelling, but truly succeeds by focusing on much more than just the assassination.
5.5 Reviews Knox Goes Away tempers cliche with poignancy By: Gena Radcliffe Michael Keaton gives a subtle & empathetic performance as a hitman in his waning days.
4.5 Reviews There’s nothing perfect about Immaculate By: Tim Stevens The Sidney Sweeney-starring nunsploitation film is a collection of half-measures that fails to offer enough scares, sleaze, or snickers.
9.5 BEST NEW MOVIE The impeccable Love Lies Bleeding flexes its way through bloody lesbian noir By: Justin Harrison Rose Glass' neon-soaked crime thriller is a perfectly arch, deviously dark romance.
3.3 Reviews Apples Never Fall but your interest surely will By: Tim Stevens Peacock’s new family drama/missing person mystery is undone by its source material, stranding a talented cast.
Features 2024 Oscar Predictions: Who will win, who should win By: Lisa Laman Oppenheimer looks to sweep this year's Academy Awards...but what else will and should win Oscars at this ceremony?
8.1 BEST NEW SHOW Doff your cap and take a knee before The Regime By: Tim Stevens MAX’s Kate Winslet-starring series doesn't offer the sharpest satirical jabs, but there’s something to be said for being funny & frightening.
Reviews No lyin’, The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin has its charms By: Tim Stevens AppleTV+’s silly and frequently sly take on the real-life highwayman takes time to finds its footing but rewards patience.
Ranking Criterion Channel’s “And the Razzie Goes To…” collection Which ones are actually good? Which ones deserve their anti-acclaim?
Columns 10 films to grab during Criterion’s February 2024 flash sale From martial arts classics to 4Ks of acclaimed indies, here are a few options from the imprint's latest sale.
5.0 Reviews Netflix’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender bends its story beyond recognition By: Lauren Coates Well, at least they kept the cabbages.
Features What it means to be in the Night Country Season 4 of True Detective wasn't perfect, but it treated a hard subject with empathy & realism.
6.0 Reviews Drive-Away Dolls rides a fun but bumpy road By: Gena Radcliffe Ethan Coen goes solo for a raunchy, silly comedy-thriller.
9.0 BEST NEW SHOW Season 3 of The Bad Batch closes on a satisfying note By: Megan Sunday The final season of the Star Wars side adventure goes to some unexpectedly moving places.
8.5 BEST NEW MOVIE In Dune: Part Two, the spice must flow, and so must the blood of nonbelievers By: Clint Worthington Denis Villeneuve finishes his epic two-part adaptation of Frank Herbert's novel with sprawling scope and thorny politics.
5.6 Reviews Despite some highlights, the journey to Far North is best skipped By: Tim Stevens The New Zealand crime dramedy Far North can’t wrangle its disparate tones into a satisfying whole, despite its wild true story roots.
9.0 BEST NEW SHOW Dior and Chanel battle over bolts in wartime Paris in the star-studded The New Look By: B.L. Panther Apple TV+'s latest miniseries blends fashion with fascism in its dramatization of the couture wars of the 1940s and '50s.
F— Love: 5 Valentine’s Day movies for cynics Engage in holiday self-care with some movies that put a stake in the heart of romance.
2.5 Reviews Madame Web gets tangled in a web of nothingness By: Clint Worthington The latest chapter in Sony's Spider-Man Universe makes Morbius look like a masterpiece.