10 Things We Learned On The Set Of 'The Magicians' Season 4
Here are the ten most interesting things we learned on our The Magicians season 4 set visit. The SyFy series returns later this month.
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10 Things We Learned From The Set Of 'Deadly Class' [Set Visit Report]
In our Deadly Class set visit report, we share the ten most interesting things we learned about the new Syfy comic book adaptation. -
'Green Book' Somehow Manages To Make A Uniquely Black Story All About The White Guy – And The Results Are Ridiculous
How do you make a movie about the famous Green Books and make it all about the white guy? This movie somehow pulls it off. -
10 Things We Learned On The Set of 'The Walking Dead' Season 9 [Set Visit Report]
In our The Walking Dead season 9 set visit, we take a look at the ten things you need to know about the new season of the long-running show. -
The Horrifying Way 'The Nun' Confronts Images Of Faith, Religion And Demonization
If you're distrubed by The Nun imagery and its blasphemous riff on holy symbols, you are most certainly not alone. That's the point. -
'Crazy Rich Asians' Is A Tribute To The Power Of Single Mothers And Independent Women
The women of Crazy Rich Asians offer a look at the power of single mothers and empowered women from all kinds of different backgrounds. -
The New 'The Purge' TV Series Aims To Be As Morally Ambiguous As Its Characters [Set Visit]
After visiting the set a few months ago, we learned a lot about the Purge TV show characters, many of whom won't be so easy to classify. -
Everything We Learned On The Set Of USA's 'The Purge' TV Series [Set Visit]
Curious what Purge Night looks like on the small screen? Here's everything we learned from our The Purge TV show set visit. -
With 'BlacKkKlansman,' Spike Lee Has Made A Black Movie For White Audiences – And That's Okay
Spike Lee has built a career on making movies about black characters, often for black audiences. But the BlacKkKlansman audience could be different. -
'Sorry To Bother You' Is More Than A "WTF" Experience – It's A Reflection Of Chilling Reality
In order to grapple with what Boots Riley's brilliant new movie is saying, we have to dive into Sorry to Bother You spoilers. -
Talent Of Color Do Not Need White TV Show And Film Hand-Me-Downs
A Buffy reboot built around a black lead sounds progressive on paper, but it really just continues a frustrating and insulting trend. -
You Know How I Got These Scars: How The Joker Writes His Own Narrative In 'The Dark Knight'
There are several versions of the Joker scars story in The Dark Knight and each tells us a more about this villain...by telling us even less about him. -
How 'The Purge' Became The Most Unexpectedly Important Horror Franchise Of The Decade
The evolution of the Purge series finds a straightforward home invasion thriller becoming an angry political screed that reflects many modern fears and anxieties. -
'Breaking In' Is Not The Badass Mom Thriller We (Or Gabrielle Union) Deserve
In our Breaking In review, we bemoan how this film wastes Gabrielle Union and fails to deliver the simple thrills of watching a mom kick ass. -
'The Strangers: Prey At Night' Review: An Effective Sequel That Conveys The Triviality Of Terror
In our The Strangers: Prey at Night review, we find much to praise about this sequel, even if it doesn't quite live up to the highs of the original. -
The Complex Dynamic Between Female Muse And Male Filmmaker
Hollywood is filled with male filmmakers who draw inspiration from a "muse," a female performer they frequently use in their films. But the dynamic between male directors and actresses is sometimes troubling. -
'Black Panther' Is Not Merely A Moment – It's Here To Stay
The Black Panther phenomenon is not a one-off event. Now, black artists and the black critics who write about them have taken center stage and can refuse to be marginalized. -
'I, Tonya' And The Great "Unlikable" Female Characters Of 2017
I, Tonya, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Molly's Game feature unlikable female characters in the lead roles. And thank heavens for that. -
'The Exorcist' Season 2 Teases More Blood, Vomit And Scary Stuff – The Usual [NYCC 2017]
The Exorcist season 2 is in full swing and we were at the show's NYCC panel to capture all of the most interesting tidbits, teases, and revelations. -
New 'Professor Marston And The Wonder Woman' Trailer And NYCC 2017 Panel Recap
A new Professor Marston and the Wonder Women trailer debuted at New York Comic-Con and we were on-hand for the panel to go along with it. -
'Archer' Season 9 Has Lovable A**holes And A Sarcastic Parrot [NYCC 2017]
Find out what we learned at the Archer season 9 NYCC panel, which includes a recap of the first episode from the upcoming Danger Island storyline. -
'Black Mirror' Season 4 Is A Box Of Chocolates With Dark Filling [NYCC 2017]
Check out our recap of the Black Mirror season 4 NYCC panel, revealing a clip from an episode directed by Jodie Foster, who was in attendance for the event. -
'Ash Vs. Evil Dead' Season 3: Blood, Destiny And Making It Rain [NYCC 2017]
New details about Ash vs Evil Dead season 3 were revealed when the first episode played NYCC 2017. Find out what the cast had to say about the new season. -
'Pacific Rim Uprising': John Boyega Is The Sci-Fi Icon We Need [NYCC 2017]
What did we learn from the Pacific Rim Uprising NYCC panel? The Force Awakens star John Boyega is the sci-fi icon that we need right now. -
'Replicas' Panel At NYCC 2017 Ventures Into 'The Matrix' And 'Bill & Ted' Territory
While the Replicas NYCC Panel was meant to discuss the new sci-fi movie starring Keanu Reeves, discussion turned to The Matrix and Bill & Ted. -
I'm Over Hollywood's Diversity Reports (Until It's Ready To Do Something About The Problem)
Every few months, another Hollywood diversity report arrives to tell us what we already know. So what do we have to do next? -
'Claws' Is The Crazy, Inclusive And Just Plain Fun Crime Comedy You Should Be Watching Right Now
We live in the age of "peak TV," but the Claws TV show on TNT deserves more love and recognition. Here's why you should check it out.
