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'Paradise' Season 2 Takes The Post-Apocalyptic Thriller To Bold New Territory

By Dais Johnston

Paradise/Lost.

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'The Night Agent' Finally Finds A Way To Innovate In Season 3

By Dais Johnston

Netflix's smash hit conspiracy thriller series manages to break new ground in its latest iteration.

Glen Powell in 'How to Make a Killiing.'
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'How To Make A Killing' Is A Screwy Social Satire That Falls Just Short Of The Mark

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Glen Powell is perfectly cast as a cutthroat social climber.

Review

'Paradise' Season 2 Takes The Post-Apocalyptic Thriller To Bold New Territory

By Dais Johnston

Paradise/Lost.

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'The Night Agent' Finally Finds A Way To Innovate In Season 3

By Dais Johnston

Netflix's smash hit conspiracy thriller series manages to break new ground in its latest iteration.

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'How To Make A Killing' Is A Screwy Social Satire That Falls Just Short Of The Mark

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Glen Powell is perfectly cast as a cutthroat social climber.

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'Dark Winds' Is Still The Best Mystery Show You Haven't Seen

By Dais Johnston

The AMC noir hits a new high, even while leaving the reservation with its fourth season.

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'Crime 101' Is A Slick, But Safe Tribute To The LA-Set Heist

By Lyvie Scott

Chris Hemsworth is an expert jewel thief in this icy-cool thriller.

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'Wuthering Heights' Is Not The Sicko Gothic Fantasy We Were Promised

By Lyvie Scott

Emerald Fennell’s romantic reimagining is too chaste for its own good.

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Why You Have To Avoid All Spoilers For 'Sirāt'

By Hoai-Tran Bui

The Oscar-nominated rave thriller has one of the most shocking turns of the year.

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'The Strangers - Chapter 3' Is The Be-All, End-All Of Abominable Remakes

By Matt Donato

At least the torture of watching this ill-conceived trilogy is over.

Sundance 2026 Review

'Zi' Is An Existential Dream Of A Time-Travel Movie

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Kogonada goes back to basics in a tiny, subtle, beautiful journey through time and Hong Kong.

Sundance 2026 Review

It Doesn’t Get Much Campier Than 'The Gallerist'

By Lyvie Scott

Natalie Portman turns a corpse into art in Cathy Yan’s slick satire.