Black Hole Films Episode 230 – WITCHES OF EASTWICK

by Black Hole Films | November 9, 2021

Rob Hagans joins Jeremy for Witches of Eastwick!

The Shrink Next Door - Paul Rudd and Will Ferrell, Apple TV+

The Shrink Next Door Review: An Unbelievable True Story Makes For Must-See TV

by Rachel West | November 8, 2021

The Shrink Next Door may lack the urgency of a true-crime series binge watch but the story will find an unsettling way to seep in, making it one of this fall’s must-see series.

BGM Episode 141: Bite Marks

by Bad Gay Movies | November 8, 2021

Bil and Daniel discuss Bite Marks!

film

The Criterion Shelf: Fox Noir

Surveying the film's in Criterion Channel's collection of Fox Noirs, including Laura, Nightmare Alley, Panic in the Streets, and Niagara.
film

Licorice Pizza Review: Paul Thomas Anderson in Hangout, Chill Mode

Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza—a coming-of-age tale set in early 1970s California—finds the auteur in decidedly chill, laid-back mode.
film

House of Gucci Review: Fashionably Messy

Despite an all-star ensemble cast and Ridley Scott behind the camera, House Of Gucci is neither a prestige drama nor a campy extravaganza despite over-the-top performances by Lady Gaga and Jared Leto.

Spoiled Rotten 162: Eternals

by Spoiled Rotten | November 8, 2021

Ben and Daniel spoil Eternals!

Clifford: The Big Red Dog Review – So Fetch

by Pat Mullen | November 7, 2021

Clifford: The Big Red Dog is light escapism with a feel-good message about embracing anyone who stands out from the crowd.

The Eternals Review: A Rare, Unfortunate Misstep for Marvel

by Mel Valentin | November 6, 2021

Eternals doesn’t bode well for the future of the MCU.

The Criterion Shelf: 8 Films By Jia Zhangke

by Bil Antoniou | November 6, 2021

To hear Jia Zhangke's cinema described is to brace yourself for dry, dull lectures on the state of the world today, but to watch his work is to discover worlds as fascinating as anything the George Lucases of the industry can imagine.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Claire Foy and a black and white cat called Peter in The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

Interview: Director Will Sharpe on The Electrical Life of Louis Wain

by Emma Badame | November 5, 2021

That Shelf speaks to director Will Sharpe about his new feature, The Electrical Life of Louis Wain, starring Benedict Cumberbatch.

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

The Last of Us Part 2 is exciting and visceral. The team at Naughty Dog overcame many obstacles and delivered a worthy sequel to one of the biggest games of all time.
tv

The Shrink Next Door Review: An Unbelievable True Story Makes For Must-See TV

The Shrink Next Door may lack the urgency of a true-crime series binge watch but the story will find an unsettling way to seep in, making it one of this fall’s must-see series.
podcasts

Black Hole Films Episode 232 – DUNE

Cody Crain and Marc Winegust join Jeremy for David Lynch's Dune!