Death in the Family’ Team Breaks Down the Series — Watch
Last fall, “Murdaugh: Death in the Family” entered a true crime landscape already saturated with documentaries, podcasts, and obsessive online discourse surrounding the...
‘Lord of the Flies’ Netflix Miniseries — Writer & Director Interview
The story of William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies” isn’t that complicated, at least in terms of plot. A group of boys, ranging...
Angelina Jolie Goes High Fashion (and Higher Drama)
When Angelina Jolie’s character descends on Paris in Alice Winocour’s “Couture,” she’s plunged into a very different environment than she’s used to. Despite...
‘The Boys’ Finale Review: An Annoying Little Sh*t to the End, Mostly for the Better...
Eric Kripke's superhero satire-turned-political allegory wraps up with the long-promised showdown between Homelander (Antony Starr) and The Butcher (Karl Urban). But its closing...
‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ Review: Tatiana Maslany’s Peppy Thriller
Paula is slammed. Her boss is dangling a promotion in the hopes of stretching her 40-hour workweek to new, unhealthy limits. Her ex-husband...
The Samurai and the Prisoner Review: Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s Murder-Mystery
Invoked several times across his anomalous new feature, a curious but plodding 16th century mystery-drama set within the walls of a Japanese castle...
I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning Review: A Compelling Adaptation
Some films herald the scope of their ambitions from the opening frame, whereas others start humbly with a mastery that slowly comes to...
Asia Argento in Slow-Burn Thriller
It’s highly reductive to say, but there’s a genre in festival and arthouse cinema, and it’s simply called “Asia Argento.” The component parts...
Gorgeous Twist on Coming-of-Age Romance
Excluding a small supporting part in Olivier Assayas‘ “Something in the Air” (2012), Félix de Givry was first introduced to many filmgoers as...
