Where The Crawdads Sing Review: A Sordid Murder Trial Descends Into A Soapy Snooze
Where the Crawdads Sing is pretty banal.
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Only Murders In The Building Goes Deeper Into The Arconia In Its Latest Episode
Hot goss, MacBeats, and more. -
Into The Woods Broadway Review: Stephen Sondheim's Seminal Fairy Tale Musical Is Still A Masterpiece
The revival of Into the Woods is running on Broadway for a limited run at the St. James Theatre. -
Better Call Saul Season 6 Begins Its Final Stretch With The Dread-Inducing 'Point And Shoot'
I need to impress upon you that none of this ever happened. -
Good Madam Review: A Haunting Post-Apartheid Horror About Racial Inequity And Generational Trauma
Good Madam takes its time to linger on subtle and chilling notes before unveiling its fantastic finish. -
The Boys Season 3 Spoiler Review: Eviscerating The Culture Of Superheroes And Lies In A Corporate-Run Dystopia
The Boys continues doling out irreverence and speaking truth to power as an acidic subversion of the superhero-industrial complex. -
The Rehearsal Review: Nathan Fielder Continues To Reinvent The Reality TV Wheel With Beautifully Cringe Results
The Rehearsal offers real, ridiculous insight into the human condition. -
Solar Opposites Season 3 Review: This Animated Comedy Continues To Succeed By Doubling Down On Compelling B-Plot And Gay Leads
The new season of the Hulu comedy is bright, bold, and, frankly, bananas in the best way. -
Thor: Love And Thunder Spoiler Review: A Disappointing Ragnarok Follow-Up
Natalie Portman is excellent here, but Love and Thunder is a pale imitation of Ragnarok. -
Westworld Season 4 Episode 3 Roars Into The 1920s With 'Années Folles'
'There's a weapon buried in these sands. I know where it is.' -
Thor: Love And Thunder Scores $29 Million In Thursday Previews, Heading For $150 Million Opening
The latest Thor sequel is off to a good start at the box office, where it will have no problem landing at the top of the charts. -
Persuasion Review: The Fleabag-Ification Of Jane Austen
Dear reader, they have turned Persuasion into a cringe comedy. -
Only Murders In The Building Explores Its Newest Victim's Past In A Compelling New Episode
What happened during The Last Day of Bunny Folger? -
Thor: Love And Thunder Review: A Shaky Attempt To Recapture Lightning In A Bottle
A superhero film with tonal whiplash. -
In Westworld Season 4 Episode 2, No One Has Learned To Leave Well Enough Alone
Grab a black hat or a white one, strap in, and let's talk about Well Enough Alone. -
Mr. Malcolm's List Review: A Colorblind Period Romance That Swoons But Doesn't Seduce
Colorblind casting and a charismatic cast make Mr. Malcolm's List a good diversion. -
Stranger Things 4 Volume 2 Review: An Epic, Overstuffed Finale Full Of Big Emotional Swings And Long-Winded Speeches
Alexa, play Running Up That Hill again. -
What We Do In The Shadows Season 4 Review: A Fangtastic Return To Form
What We Do in the Shadows season 4 gets things back on course after a weak third season. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 2 Begins With An Intriguing And Hilarious Two-Part Premiere
Time to return to the Arconia. -
Star Wars: Shadow Of The Sith Rights Wrongs Of The Rise Of Skywalker
Adam Christopher weaves a compelling tale that makes sense of some of the more glaring errors in The Rise of Skywalker. -
Trevor: The Musical Review: Holden William Hagelberger Shines In The Filmed Version Of The Off-Broadway Stage Production
The strengths and shortcomings of Trevor: The Musical make the need for more kid-focused queer-affirming stage musicals more pertinent. -
The Terminal List Review: Chris Pratt Leads An Offensively Bad Military Thriller
The Terminal List is a thoroughly rotten action thriller. -
Westworld Season 4 Episode 1 'The Auguries' Present A Mystery Within A Mystery
More questions instead of answers. -
How The Boys Gets Around A Big Game Of Thrones Problem
Let's talk about sex, more specifically, how The Boys handles sex better than one of the most nudity-prone shows on TV. -
Westworld Season 4 Review: A Case Of Diminishing Returns
Maybe it's time for Westworld to go offline. -
The Man From Toronto Review: An Uninspired Comedy That Wastes Its Potential
An underdeveloped story that hits every cliched plot point under the sun. -
Vengeance Review: BJ Novak's Terminally Online Podcaster Stumbles Into A Darkly Comic Crime Thriller [Tribeca]
BJ Novak makes his directorial debut with a funny, cutting, if shallow, new media satire.
