Reviews

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'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America

By Katie Rife

Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s bullet-riddled John Carpenter homage gets its kicks from gun fetishism and conspiracy theories.

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'Idiots' Is Kind of Dumb (Not That There’s Anything Wrong with That)

By Katie Rife

Likable leads and silly stoner humor make for agreeable comedy, if you don’t think about it that hard.

Alice Braga and Jimmi Simpson in 'Dark Matter' Season 2
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In Season 2, 'Dark Matter’s Multiverse Expands, Bringing Bigger Sci-Fi Twists

By Ryan Britt

If Season 1 was a character show that happened to have a sci-fi premise, Season 2 is a sci-fi show with great characters.

Review

'Onslaught' Is an Action Movie for Today’s America

By Katie Rife

Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett’s bullet-riddled John Carpenter homage gets its kicks from gun fetishism and conspiracy theories.

Review

'Idiots' Is Kind of Dumb (Not That There’s Anything Wrong with That)

By Katie Rife

Likable leads and silly stoner humor make for agreeable comedy, if you don’t think about it that hard.

Review

In Season 2, 'Dark Matter’s Multiverse Expands, Bringing Bigger Sci-Fi Twists

By Ryan Britt

If Season 1 was a character show that happened to have a sci-fi premise, Season 2 is a sci-fi show with great characters.

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Robert De Niro Hunts the Same Killer Twice in the Netflix Crime Thriller 'The Whisper Man'

By Katie Rife

“Daddy issues” doesn’t even begin to cover it.

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'Coyote vs. Acme' Brings The Live-Action Hybrid Movie To The Next Level

By Hoai-Tran Bui

The embattled Looney Tunes movie is more than worth the wait.

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'Colony' Resurrects Some of Zombie Cinema’s Greatest Hits

By Katie Rife

Zombies? In a shopping mall? Groundbreaking.

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'Buddy' Is A Bonkers Satire With One Too Many Ideas

By Lyvie Scott

The twisted mind behind Too Many Cooks breaks, then remakes, a kid-friendly phenomenon.

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'One Hundred Years Of Solitude' Season 2 Wraps Up Netflix’s Underseen Masterpiece

By Dais Johnston

Had enough of the Targaryens? Try the Buendias.

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'The Dog Stars' Is Yet Another Mournful, Masculine Post-Apocalyptic Thriller

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Jacob Elordi brings a soulfulness to Ridley Scott’s somewhat standard post-apocalyptic drama.

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'It Ends' Is A Genre-Bending Head Trip — And Gen Z Horror At Its Finest

By Chrishaun Baker

First-time director Alex Ullom taps into an unspeakable contemporary malaise with this never-ending road trip.