COLUMN: The new season of ‘Monster’ is more disturbing fiction than fact
A highly dramatized take on Lizzie Borden’s life diminishes the gravity of real-life murders.
A highly dramatized take on Lizzie Borden’s life diminishes the gravity of real-life murders.
Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock return as sisters nearly 30 years after the original.
Will the upcoming fourth season of “Monsters” also struggle with inaccuracies?
"It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" Season 18 continues with the same pizzazz as 2005.
The track list is increasingly devoid of individualism and meaning.
YouTube short horror films are better than Eli Roth's newest dumpster fire.
The film takes a depressing tonal shift halfway through.
Charli xcx takes a major thematic shift from 2024's "BRAT."
Kevin Hart gets typecast as the self-deprecating older man and it’s painfully forgettable.
The web-slinger returns with the perfect mix of laughter and heartbreak.
This final installment adds a refreshing layer of realism to the iconic love story.
The esteemed director brings audiences to ancient Greece with transcendent visuals.
While I don’t mind the concept of live-action remakes, ‘Moana’ makes no sense.
Mindy Kaling’s latest project is fresh, funny and worth watching.
The previous film’s lighthearted mystery is traded for a lackluster discovery of marriage.
The season has a few flaws to contend with but has a satisfying conclusion.
Eric André’s performance is the highlight of this painfully standard comedy.
The film is a heartfelt nod to previous franchise installments and has a powerful message.
Netflix’s latest “rom-com” focuses more on the bonds of sisterhood than romance.