Barry: Season 3, Episode 4 – TV Review
Sarah Goldberg delivers her Emmy clip as the chickens come home to roost for Barry.
Senior Year – Movie Review
Rebel Wilson anchors a teen comedy that barely stays afloat because of its likeable cast.
Pleasure- Movie Review
Ninja Thyberg’s debut feature explores the porn industry and the terrible people it employs.
Happening – Movie Review
Audrey Diwan’s fearless and unfortunately timely Golden Lion winner features a virtuoso performance from Anamaria Vartolomei
Barry: Season 3, Episode 3 – TV Review
Henry Winkler shines in an episode that’s lite on plot but heavy in character work.
Barry: Season 3, Episode 2 – TV Review
Barry reaches new depths while the show has some genuine Hollywood fun.
We Own This City – Limited Series Review
David Simon and George Pelecanos apply much of worked so well in The Wire to their newest examination of Baltimore’s policing.
Barry: Season 3, Episode 1 – TV Review
Barry returns after a three-year break without missing a step.
Japan’s Warrior Filmmaker: The Films of Akira Kurosawa – One Wonderful Sunday
Matt finds a beautiful and poignant portrait of two lovers in Kurosawa’s One Wonderful Sunday.
Japan’s Warrior Filmmaker: The Films of Akira Kurosawa – No Regrets for Our Youth
Matt looks at Kurosawa’s only film with a female protagonist in No Regrets for Our Youth
Japan’s Warrior Filmmaker: The Films of Akira Kurosawa – The Men Who Tread on the Tiger’s Tail
Matt Hurt is reminded of later Kurosawa masterworks within THE MEN WHO TREAD ON THE TIGERS TAIL
Topside: Interview with co-director Logan George and co-director and star Celine Held
A conversation with the directors of Topside, Logan George and Celine Held.
Halo – TV Review
Paramount’s investment, and Killen & Kane’s commitment, makes Halo one of the best video game adaptations to date.
Japan’s Warrior Filmmaker: The Films of Akira Kurosawa – Sanshiro Sugata Part Two
Matt Hurt investigates Kurosawa’s first sequel and sees the early hints at the complexity he’d master throughout his career.
So Cold The River: Interview with director Paul Shoulberg
Interview with Paul Shoulberg, director of So Cold The River.
Deep Water – Movie Review
Two good-looking people destroying each other and everyone around them could be a lot more fun.
The Adam Project- Movie Review
Shawn Levy and Ryan Reynolds’ second collaboration together works best when ditching its sci-fi roots and focusing on a coming of age story.
Japan’s Warrior Filmmaker: The Films of Akira Kurosawa – The Most Beautiful
Matt Hurt reviews The Most Beautiful, a film where Kurosawa’s tempered involvement permeates through the screen.
The Movie State 