Reviews

Colin Farrell as John Sugar in Sugar
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'Sugar' Season 2 Still Doesn’t Need To Be A Sci-Fi Saga

By Lyvie Scott

Apple TV’s wild detective noir struggles to pay off its big sci-fi twist.

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In 'Leviticus,' The Monster Is in the Closet

By Katie Rife

Homophobia is the abomination in this queer Australian horror film, about two teenage boys tormented by their shared attraction.

Matthew Rhys as Mayor Tom Loftis in Widow's Bay
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'Widow’s Bay' Is A Haunting Contender For Best Show Of The Year

By Lyvie Scott

A workplace sitcom inspired by Twin Peaks? Say no more.

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'Sugar' Season 2 Still Doesn’t Need To Be A Sci-Fi Saga

By Lyvie Scott

Apple TV’s wild detective noir struggles to pay off its big sci-fi twist.

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In 'Leviticus,' The Monster Is in the Closet

By Katie Rife

Homophobia is the abomination in this queer Australian horror film, about two teenage boys tormented by their shared attraction.

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By Lyvie Scott

A workplace sitcom inspired by Twin Peaks? Say no more.

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'The Agency' Season 2 Blows Other Spy Shows Out Of The Water

By Ryan Britt

Neither self-referential nor cliché, The Agency continues to channel the John le Carré spirit, with modern binge-worthy propulsion.

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'Toy Story' Gives Itself License To Go On Forever

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Toy Story 5 takes on technology, and kind of wins?

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'House Of The Dragon' Reclaims The Magic, Fire, And Blood Of Its First Season

By Lyvie Scott

The Thrones prequel gains a newfound confidence that brings it into its destiny.

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The Brutal Poetry Of 'The Death of Robin Hood'

By Hoai-Tran Bui

Just what became of Robin Hood?

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'Stop! That! Train!' Is a Deeply Unserious Movie — And It Knows It

By Katie Rife

Self-aware and terminally silly, the first Drag Race feature film isn’t a total trainwreck.

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'The Furious' Is Action-Movie Excess at Its Most Exhilarating

By Katie Rife

Kenji Tanigaki’s pan-Asian action spectacle is an audacious, over-the-top celebration of the human body and its potential for violence.

Opinion

Maybe It's Time We Put The Scary Movie Series Out To Pasture

By Chrishaun Baker

Has the iconic parody franchise outwork its welcome?