Taissa Farmiga
‘The Nun II’ Review: I Confess to Having Some Scary Fun
Set four years after the ending of the first film, the film follows Sister Irene as she once again comes face to face with the demonic force Valak, the Nun, at a boarding school in France.
TV Review: ‘The Gilded Age’ Is A Scintillating Look at New York’s Opulent Heyday
A wide-eyed young scion of a conservative family embarks on a mission to infiltrate the wealthy neighboring clan dominated by ruthless railroad tycoon George Russell, his rakish son, Larry, and his am...
Review: The Fun, Slight, ‘Long Dumb Road’
Playing into a familiar setup for a comedy only goes so far, depending on who is involved. This is most importantly a factor when it comes to casting. The Long Dumb Road is a road trip movie with a mi...
Review: ‘What They Had’ Is Decent Drama
Assembling a group of talented performers for a family drama centered on the decline in health of one of the parents is a familiar concept. You can say that about any genre, really, but if the stories...
Review: ‘The Nun’ Takes A Romanian Holiday
So, a priest, a novice, and a French-Canadian walk into a monastery. It’s the setup for the latest entry in The Conjuring Universe, the successful series of horror films that began with a James Wan-di...
The Nun Movie Review: Sisterhood of the Scaredy Pants
The Conjuring franchise follows an interesting formula. Each Conjuring has the Warrens face a new supernatural threat. Once they defeat it, that threat gets her own movie. In the case of Annabelle, th...