TV, Interrupted: Why Loiter Squad Deserves A Revival
When the world feels like a surreal nightmare, the surreal comedy sketches of Loiter Squad are the perfect antidote.
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Our Flag Means Death Is The Anti-Queerbaiting Series You've Been Waiting For
After decades of TV shows queerbaiting their fans, the sweet sincerity of pirate rom-com Our Flag Means Death finally breaks the mold. -
The Daily Stream: Big Fish Is A Beautiful Story About The Beauty Of Stories
Tim Burton broke from his typical monotone palettes with Big Fish, a colorful fable about healing the divide between a father and son. -
Year Of The Vampire: Joe Begos' Bliss Is A Neon-Soaked Punk Rock Bloodbath All Its Own
Drinking blood can be a real trip. Here's why the grimy, psychedelic Bliss is a must-watch for vampire fans. -
The 15 Best Body Horror Movies, Ranked
Come for the visceral, disturbing imagery, and stay for the ruminations on human frailty when you watch these standout body horror films. -
Comics To Read If You Love The Umbrella Academy
If you've already worked your way through The Umbrella Academy comic book series written by Gerard Way, here are a few more comics to add to your reading list. -
The Daily Stream: Andrew Garfield Gives An Oscar-Worthy Performance In Tick, Tick... BOOM!
Andrew Garfield gives one of his best performances in tick, tick... BOOM! -
Drew Struzan's Hellboy II: The Golden Army Poster Finally Sees Print From Vice Press [Exclusive]
The poster was previously only available as a giveaway print at New York Comic-Con in 2008. -
Cinephiles Just Wanna Have Fun (But The Oscars Won't Let Us)
The Academy is weirdly embarrassed about the movies they've chosen to uplift. -
The Delicate Balancing Act At The Heart Of Better Call Saul
The magic of this show is that creators Peter Gould and Vince Gilligan manage to make you feel troubled the moment Jimmy McGill starts to break bad himself. -
The 14 Best World War I Movies Ever Made
World War I films stretch from the 1920s to the 2010s, each reflecting the time it was made. Join us on a tour of almost a hundred years of World War I movies. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Is Anime
The brilliant A24 movie features shades of anime masters. -
Why Bridgerton Season 2's South-Asian Representation Matters
It is rare to see South-Asian women play lead romantic roles, especially in a period drama. -
Bridgerton Season 2 Is A Masterclass In Slow Burn Romance
Bridgerton season 2 takes its time, packing in every existing ounce of the dazzling chemistry between its characters. -
Underrated Coming-Of-Age Dramas You Should Definitely Check Out
The coming-of-age genre is overflowing with great films, but there are a few hidden gems you may have overlooked. Here are the underrated dramas we recommend. -
Bridgerton: Queen Charlotte's Season 2 Wigs, Ranked
Head's up: we're ranking the glorious wigs of Queen Charlotte in Bridgerton season 2. -
Archive 81 Season 2 Isn't Happening, So Check Out The Podcast Instead
If you want more Archive 81, the podcast that inspired the series completes the story. -
The Scariest Scene In Hell House LLC II: The Abaddon Hotel Wants You To Stay A While
This week's edition of Scariest Scene heads back to the Abaddon hotel. -
Atlanta Season 3 Begins With One Intriguing Misfire And Then Something Much Better
After a long wait, Atlanta is back. -
The 13 Best Raised By Wolves Characters, Ranked
Aaron Guzikowski's mind-bending sci-fi show is secretly a domestic drama in disguise, and we've ranked the best members of this highly unusual family. -
Clips Round-Up: Boon Intimidates, So Cold The River Washes You In Fear, & More! [Exclusive]
Check out these exclusive clips from Boon, So Cold the River, Godforsaken, and The Institute. -
Prepare For Everything Everywhere All At Once With Daniels' Incredible Music Videos
On the eve of the Daniels' highly anticipated new film, let's take a look back at some of their absolutely bonkers music videos. -
On This Day: A Moviegoer On March 24, 1972
While modern audiences have an abundance of choices when it comes to what to watch at home, let's go back in time and see what viewers could find in theaters. -
Does Every Geek TV Series Need To Require Hours Of Homework?
Many geek TV shows require hours of research to fully enjoy. There's a time and place for fan service, but what happened to storytelling? -
The Daily Stream: Kotaro Lives Alone Is An Endearing Gut-Punch That Treats Children Like Humans
Kotaro Lives Alone allows its main character the space to be so much more than a caricature of a child. -
The 60 Best Horror Movies On Netflix Right Now (December 2022)
We've spent hours combing through Netflix's vast digital catacombs to find the bloodiest, weirdest, and flat-out scariest horror films the service has to offer. -
The Chance Meeting That Landed Matthew McConaughey His Dazed And Confused Role
While Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" may stand out as a great representations of '70s adolescence, it's possibly more notable for its massive cast.
