‘Stowaway’ Review: Lost in Space with Good Actors, Flat Drama
Three astronauts heading to Mars discover an unexpected fourth passenger.
‘Kajillionaire’ Interview: Gina Rodriguez on Returning to Sundance & Her Thoughts about Inclusion in the Industry
A young woman's life changes when her criminal parents invite a peculiar woman into their devious schemes.
TIFF 2020 Review: “Get The Hell Out” is a Hilariously Gory, Wild Ride
Mark "The MovieMan" Krawczyk looks at the debut feature from director I-Fan Wang. Find out why Mark thinks "Get The Hell Out" is the perfect Midnight Madness film and why lovers of horror comedies nee...[Read More]
The Jackson Family releases a statement about ‘Leaving Neverland’ which premiered at Sundance 2019
A statement from The Jackson Family about Leaving Neverland
TV Review: ‘The Mandalorian,’ Chapter 15: “The Believer”
Joseph Braverman reviews Chapter 15 of The Mandalorian, "The Believer" in which Mando and crew recruit Bill Burr to help them on their quest to rescue Grogu.
San Diego Comic Con Roundtable: Melissa Benoist on Supergirl Season 3
I was really floored by Melissa Benoist at Comic-Con. I have been privileged enough to interview her from the premiere of Supergirl through its two seasons so far, but I never imagined the star of the...[Read More]
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend At TCA: Joseph Kahn Directing, Funny Fatal Attraction & More Boobs!
The cast and creators of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend were on a panel for the Television Critics Association today, previewing their third season. Big announcements include music video and feature film directo...[Read More]
19 Must-See Films at TIFF 2019
Scott Menzel discusses several films that he is excited about at the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival
Blu-ray Review: ‘The Wrath of Khan’ Remains Star Trek’s Top Triumph
For the 50th anniversary of 'Star Trek,' Paramount has re-released its most beloved film in the series, 'The Wrath of Khan: Director's Cut' on Blu-ray.
Everything I Never Told You by Celeste Ng, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Ng's debut novel focuses less on a mysterious disappearance and more on the complex nature of human interaction.
