THE MISSING CHILDREN is a heavy but worthwhile docuseries
by Whitley Albury, Staff Writer
This docs-series explores guilt, tacit acceptance, and shame.
Split Decision: Who's the Bat-Man?
This week’s question:
In honor of The Batman, what is your favorite on screen incarnation of the Caped Crusader?
Bonus question: Who is your favorite member of Batman’s rogue’s gallery?
The first three episodes of THE DROPOUT start to pull back the curtain from the big tech con
by Alex Rudolph, Staff Writer
Hulu's new show The Dropout, based on Rebecca Jarvis' ABC News podcast of the same name, is Elizabeth Holmes' Social Network or Wolf of Wall Street.
How Taylor Sheridan built a television empire, with 1883 his crown jewel so far
by Jacob Harrington, Contributor
A deep dive into the career of Taylor Sheridan so far.
5 more Batman stories to experience before or after THE BATMAN
by Ryan Silberstein, The Red Herring
A short list of Batman stories that have common ground with the new film from Matt Reeves..
THE UNKNOWN MAN OF SHANDIGOR comes to Blu-ray with supplements that tease out its avant garde approach to spy craft
by Hunter Bush, Staff Writer
Get smart about The Unknown Man of Shandigor…
Very little happens in Episode 7 of PAM & TOMMY
by Kristian Cortez, Staff Writer
After a two-episode break, this week’s Pam & Tommy sees the return of the Rand Gauthier storyline.
Printing the Legend: From B to A
by Ryan Silberstein, Managing Editor, Red Herring
Stagecoach, Destry Rides Again, and the revitalization of the western genre in 1939.
THE LONG WALK, a ghost tale for a new era
by Stacey Osbeck, Staff Writer
I’ve always loved a good ghost story, but don’t particularly enjoy horror.
STUDIO 666 is a playful turn into horror for the Foo Fighters
by Hunter Bush, Staff Writer
A lot of bands love movies. Especially horror movies.
The National, Peter Dinklage and more join forces to make CYRANO a special experience
by A. Freedman, Staff Writer
Cyrano is a special movie–see it in a dark theater with a tissue box.
BIG GOLD BRICK offers little for anyone, but especially its own female characters
by Clayton Hayes, Staff Writer
Watching Big Gold Brick, the debut feature by writer/director Brian Petsos, felt like trying to assemble a jigsaw puzzle with half the pieces missing.
CREATION STORIES is a niche biopic for 90s nostalgia
by Whitley Albury, Staff Writer
The film tells the (sometimes) true story of Alan McGee, one of the three men behind Creation Records. If the name doesn’t immediately ring a bell, don’t worry.
SERVANTS lovingly shows the cost of standing up to totalitarianism
by Ian Hrabe, Staff Writer
Looking at the unmercifully Czech name in my byline, it’s fair to say that this sort of Slavic sad boy cinema is baked into my DNA.
DELTA SPACE MISSION enraptures with unique style
by Ryan Silberstein, Managing Editor, The Red Herring
At every moment, Delta Space Mission delights and surprises, making this a worthy addition for anyone who loves classic animation or science fiction.
HELLBENDER is a fun "witches rock" ride
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
It’s easy to understand why Hellbender is getting so much praise from the horror community since it premiered.
STARSTRUCK at 40: It's time to give the spotlight to this New Wave gem
by Clayton Hayes, Staff Writer
Where are our Starstruck Blu-rays? Remastered soundtrack releases? Stage adaptations?
Episode six of PAM & TOMMY goes into the past of Pamela Anderson
by Kristian Cortez, Staff Writer
This episode brings us deeper into the history of how Pamela Anderson became the Pamela Anderson we all know.
Captain's Log, Entry #2: STAR TREK as the future as portrayed by white men
by Emily Maesar, Staff Writer
The time between 1964 and 1967 saw lots of social and racial unrest in the culture that Star Trek was being born into.
MAN ON THE MOON turned a unique talent into a standard biopic
by Ian Hrabe, Staff Writer
The one person who fully gets Andy Kaufman is the guy filling his shoes on the big screen.