‘Ghosts of Sugar Land’ explores what happens if your friend joins ISIS
The Netflix doc tells the story of an ISIS recruit and the friends he left behind.
On Oct 16, 2019 by Brenden Gallagher
Netflix’s ‘Fractured’ is a generic thriller with a disappearing plot
Netflix’s latest thriller won’t challenge—or excite—you in the slightest.
On Oct 10, 2019 by Audra Schroeder
‘Marriage Story’ excels at just about everything
The Netflix film by Noah Baumbach is both funny and heartbreaking.
On Oct 5, 2019 by Tiffany Kelly
‘Dragons: Rescue Riders’ is a fun, adorable kids’ fantasy show
Young viewers will find plenty to enjoy in the latest installment of the ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ franchise.
On Oct 1, 2019 by Siobhan Ball
‘Abstract: The Art of Design’ remains lush and illuminating in season 2
The captivating Netflix docuseries asks visionaries how and why they do what they do.
On Sep 26, 2019 by Kahron Spearman
Jeff Dunham shows the limits of red state comedy in ‘Beside Himself’
The puppeteer-comedian returns with a special that will delight his loyal fans even as it offends or annoys others.
On Sep 24, 2019 by Brenden Gallagher
Untitled Goose Game lets you revel in being a small-town asshole
Hot take: The humans in Untitled Goose Game totally have it coming.
On Sep 24, 2019 by Joseph Knoop
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening welcomes you back like an old friend
An often-overlooked Zelda classic is given new life on the Nintendo Switch.
On Sep 23, 2019 by AJ Moser
‘Carole and Tuesday’ is a feast for the eyes, ears, and heart
The Netflix musical anime gets off to a wonderful start with show-stopping musical numbers and lovable characters.
On Sep 18, 2019 by Caitlin Moore
Los Tigres del Norte carry on Johnny Cash’s legacy in stellar Folsom Prison concert film
The norteño music legends honor the inmates they play for and the struggles they face.
On Sep 17, 2019 by Brenden Gallagher
Chelsea Handler tackles systemic racism in ‘Hello, Privilege. It’s Me, Chelsea’
The comedian reckons with her own white privilege.
On Sep 15, 2019 by Tess Cagle
‘Tall Girl’ is a self-aware, self-confident teen rom-com
The Netflix rom-com is sharper and less self-serious than expected, and the result is a pleasant surprise.
On Sep 13, 2019 by Brenden Gallagher
‘In the Shadow of the Towers’ revisits 9/11 through the eyes of former Stuyvesant High students
To hear recollections of that day from people without an agenda is invaluable.
On Sep 11, 2019 by Eddie Strait
‘Evelyn’ is a raw, powerful look at a family trying to make sense of suicide
Oscar-winning documentarian Orlando von Einsiedel turns his camera on himself and his family, reflecting on the death of his younger brother.
On Sep 10, 2019 by Brenden Gallagher
‘It Chapter Two’ misses an opportunity to roast Pennywise
The sequel seems like it’s down to clown but it gets a little lost along the way.
On Sep 6, 2019 by Audra Schroeder
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