N Categories Movies Reviews August 5, 2022 Netflix’s Carter is chaotic, carefree, and continuous The Villainess director’s new actioner powers through flaws to score an extended combo of mind-melting antics.
J Categories Podcasts Right on Cue July 29, 2022 Joseph Trapanese’s score for Spiderhead walks the edge of madness The composer returns to talk about his long-standing collaboration with Joseph Kosinski for the filmmaker's latest.
N Categories Movies Reviews July 13, 2022 Netflix presents the complete idiot’s guide to Persuasion Dumbed down doesn't even begin to describe this disastrous treatment of arguably one of Jane Austen's best novels.
T Categories Reviews July 4, 2022 The Sea Beast sets out for sea with an entertaining action-oriented tone in its sails The Sea Beast, which channels Treasure Planet more than The Secret Life of Pets, is swashbuckling fun for kids and adults.
A Categories Movies Reviews June 15, 2022 Adam Sandler learns some Hustle in a surprisingly tactile sports drama Jeremiah Zager's passion project is an ode to Philly and the NBA that makes tremendous use of Sandler and its supporting cast of NBA all-stars.
T Categories Reviews TV May 30, 2022 Three tries later, Love, Death & Robots enters its finest form The latest batch of mind-blowing animation from Netflix's sci-fi anthology might well be its most creative.
N Categories Movies Reviews May 13, 2022 Netflix’s new documentary delves into the sins of “Our Father” Blumhouse explores real-life horror in this compelling and disturbing documentary.
M Categories Movies Reviews April 8, 2022 Metal Lords can’t carry a tune, or a good story, in a bucket This heavy metal teen comedy is a colossal misallocation of characters and tone.
B Categories Podcasts Right on Cue March 25, 2022 Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow on the eerie atmosphere of Archive 81 Welcome to Right on Cue, the podcast where we interview film, TV, and video game composers about the origins and nuances of their latest works...
O Categories Reviews TV March 25, 2022 One Perfect Shot chooses careers over craft Netflix's documentary series inspired by a popular Twitter feed is disappointingly simplified & too focused on empty director soundbites
