Onslaught Review: Adam Wingard Finds His Bloodlust Again
Adam Wingard has spent the last decade directing monsters large enough to flatten cities, so his return to a dusty...
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Adam Wingard has spent the last decade directing monsters large enough to flatten cities, so his return to a dusty...
Read moreDetailsFour British operatives moving through Svalbard to extract a Chinese scientist already creates the sort of political fiction Vigil likes...
Read moreDetailsPrague gives Four Hands, Two Sonatas its deadline before the friendship has even started. Kang Pi-o sits at a piano...
Read moreDetailsPutting half the Bellarie family in handcuffs should simplify things. Season 3 manages the opposite. Norman, Jules, Roy, and Olivia...
Read moreDetailsFour years have passed for the audience. For the people inside GCHQ, barely two weeks have gone by. That mismatch...
Read moreDetailsMel Gibson has apologized after video captured him appearing to mock an American Sign Language interpreter on stage at Fan Expo Canada, an incident that spread quickly across social media and drew sharp criticism. The footage, roughly one to three seconds long, shows the 70-year-old actor making exaggerated hand gestures...
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The opening episode of the BBC's nature documentary series Mammals takes us into the nighttime world inhabited by many furry ...
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Simon has found a remarkably efficient way to confuse motion with progress. He flies across borders, collects footage, attends festivals, and speaks about his next documentary with the vocabulary of...
Before anyone sits down to talk, Alexis Lloyd gives us the most revealing material in Group: The Schopenhauer Effect: people walking through Manhattan while their private thoughts chatter over the...
Miyamoto Musashi spends much of Onimusha: Way of the Sword resenting the thing keeping him alive. After Genma kill him and rival swordsman Sasaki Ganryu, Musashi is resurrected with an...
Kakunoshin Yanagida knows how to surrender a Go match without looking defeated. Across the board from Genbei Yorozuya, he gives up stones, absorbs pressure, and refuses to answer aggression with...
Samuel Beckett trapped four people inside a room and let repetition become its own form of punishment. Alejo Moguillansky takes that dramatic machinery apart in Pin de Fartie, scattering pieces...
The most revealing thing about Mantiz’s Serbian retreat is that the company treats poor communication and experimental weaponry with roughly the same level of oversight. Tom Wilson has barely volunteered...
Brian Young and Alan Williams begin fatherhood with the same mistake: they look at newborn children and see future evidence of their own success. Josh Duhamel’s Preschool understands that parental...
Trust in the Doggie Underworld is apparently measured by rhythm. Before Claire can search for her missing familiar, Pup, Cerberus makes her prove her credentials by playing with his three...
George Willcox’s script gives Jitters a nasty little premise: an AI horror game can study a player closely enough to turn buried fears into customized traps. Marc Zammit’s direction gets...
Human remains become office supplies surprisingly quickly in Dead Janitors Club. Jeff Klima stares at blood, tissue, and rooms nobody wants to enter, then gradually learns the same lesson every...
Miyamoto Musashi spends much of Onimusha: Way of the Sword resenting the thing keeping him alive. After Genma kill him...
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