D Categories Reviews TV July 14, 2021 Dr. Death is an addicting crime drama with surgical precision Based on the popular podcast, the 8-part Peacock series successfully combines mystery with medical drama.
R Categories Movies Reviews July 14, 2021 Roadrunner is a loving and sobering tribute to Anthony Bourdain Morgan Neville directs a brutally honest documentary about the chef/author/travel show host whose enviable life masked inner torment.
C Categories Reviews TV July 12, 2021 Catch and Kill digs deeper into the monstrous deeds of Harvey Weinstein The HBO docuseries doesn't offer much we don't already know, but fleshes out the information provided by Ronan Farrow's in-depth book and podcast.
H Categories Reviews TV July 9, 2021 Heist should have been a podcast Netflix's latest true crime docuseries suffers from tonal shifts and a plodding pace.
T Categories Reviews TV June 21, 2021 The epilogue to “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark” focuses on the victims The follow-up to the groundbreaking HBO true crime miniseries puts a compassionate spotlight on the Golden State Killer's victims and survivors.
T Categories Festivals Movies Reviews Tribeca 2021 June 16, 2021 Tribeca 2021: “Claydream” is a thoughtful portrait of an animation legend The documentary delivers a well-made case for Will Vinton as an underappreciated titan of animation.
& Categories Movies Reviews May 21, 2021 “Four Good Days” chooses safe over gripping Despite its strong start and commanding performances, this addiction drama written by Eli Saslow plays it frustratingly dull.
& Categories Movies Reviews March 21, 2021 “Wojnarowicz” is a powerful portrait of an artist who took no prisoners Chris McKim's documentary about the fiery artist turned AIDS activist is a stirring tribute to voices that were silenced too soon.
& Categories Movies Reviews March 16, 2021 “Tina” tells an incomplete story about a living legend The first feature-length documentary dedicated to Tina Turner leaves out too much to be truly engaging.
P Categories Columns Movies P.S.H. I Love You March 8, 2021 P.S.H. I Love You: “Pirate Radio” sinks under its own weight Philip Seymour Hoffman does his best to lift up Richard Curtis' (literally) queasy ode to '60s boomer rock hits.
