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Westworld Season 3 Finale Review

by Akash Singh | May 10, 2020

Highlights include a wild post-credits scene and a touching moment between Maeve and Dolores.

My Brilliant Friend Episodes 2.06-7 Review

by Akash Singh | May 10, 2020

Who has the privilege to express their rage amid the confines of the world?

Martin Freeman as Detective Steve Fulcher in A Confession

A Confession: The Aftermath of Tragedy

by Emma Badame | May 8, 2020

Martin Freeman and director Paul Andrew Williams on #AConfession, a devastating true-crime drama that deals with the harrowing aftermath of murder.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Series Finale Review

by Akash Singh | May 7, 2020

Tragedy comes full circle in the series finale.

Hot Docs At Home: 9/11 Kids Review

by Rachel West | May 7, 2020

Almost 20 years after that fateful day, a new documentary explores what the children in the classroom with George W. Bush are up to now

Hot Docs at Home: Meat the Future Review

by Victor Stiff | May 7, 2020

Hot Docs 2020: Meat the Future Review

Star Wars The Clone Wars Episode 7.11: “Shattered” Review

by Akash Singh | May 2, 2020

The penultimate episode of The Clone Wars is a thrilling one.

Minamata Review: Depp Eases into a New Phase of His Iconic Career

by Kaleem Aftab | May 1, 2020

Minamata won't resurrect Depp's fading career, but it's a step in the right direction.

Hollywood Review: Ryan Murphy’s Revisionist History Dazzles

by Pat Mullen | May 1, 2020

Ryan Murphy's new Netflix series is an insider's buffet of film geek references, historical revisionism, and cheesy idealism.

Extraction Review: Chris Hemsworth Becomes a One-man Suicide Squad.

by Victor Stiff | April 29, 2020

Extraction is an action-thriller starring Chris Hemsworth as a world-weary mercenary who accepts a suicide mission to rescue a kidnapped boy.

Killing Eve Episode 3×03: “Meetings Have Biscuits” Review

by Akash Singh | April 28, 2020

Episode 3.03 features a hot kiss, a hilarious fight, and killer lewks

Blood Quantum Review: A New Twist On An Undead Tale

by Deirdre Crimmins | April 27, 2020

Always on-brand, zombie movies refuse to die, and with good reason. These undead, hungry creatures are a projection of the worst parts of our humanity and there will never be any shortage of those. Blood Quantum takes an older monster, puts it in an even older cultural war, and attempts to present this as a […]