Reviews

We can’t wait until the final weeks of December to share our favorite games of the year. Especially when the final weeks of December are either two weeks or two...

This review was originally published after Palm Springs’ premiere at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival. It has been updated for the movie’s public release. Logline: The black sheep of a...

Apple TV Plus’ World War II drama Greyhound makes it clear early on why naval battles aren’t seen more often in cinema. Most war movies focus on soldiers on the...

As franchises grow older, the entertainment industry is seeing an increasing number of stories about legacy characters passing the baton to a new generation. Some established series, like the Ghostbusters...

Time may not be kind to Hamilton as historical fiction. Five years after the show’s Broadway debut, a filmed version of the play is hitting Disney Plus on July 3rd,...

Modern-day updates of childhood staples are often clunky messes, because of the ways they try to adapt the hot-button topics of their original eras for modern audiences. Setting a piece...

It’s been more than seven years since I played and reviewed Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut. Here in 2020, I’m certain of only one thing: This franchise is infinitely weirder...

The joy of doing karaoke has nothing to do with looking cool or necessarily even hitting the right notes — it’s about leaving inhibitions behind and giving your all to...

Audible’s exclusive audiobook version of The Sandman is a well-produced, fascinating experiment. That’s fitting, given that the original story — a comics series about the king of Dreams — was...

For almost three decades, Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda has used movies as a way of exploring familial and other relationships between people, and the moments, big or small, that make...