Tag: Comedy

Local television used to have a texture you could almost smell: discount furniture stores, personal injury ...

Rachel House keeps asking childhood to carry grief without losing its odd little jokes. The Mountain, ...

A classroom ban delivered in a Düsseldorf lecture hall gives Randa Chahoud’s adaptation its cleanest provocation. ...

The rope snapping under Frankie Ramirez’s weight is the film’s ugliest joke, and the moment its ...

Make-believe has a paper trail here, and the paper matters. James Litchfield’s Alphabet Lane, a darkly ...

Pink arrives in Seattle like a clerical error nobody at Rainier West High wants to correct. ...

Scripted Terri Joe keeps searching for the live wire that made the character dangerous online. In ...

The crop circles in Bodzki are fake, but the film’s faith in rural innocence is entirely ...

The Sauvage family has the air of people permanently bracing for a doorbell. Their bodies stiffen ...

Forty consecutive dates should make a city feel crowded; here, Houston keeps shrinking around one man. ...