Penny Dreadful: City of Angels has scenes worth appreciating the creators for the technical aspects, but one would like to receive a more coherent story.
13 Days Till Summer, as a home-invasion story, is played straight, with the threat being not fantastical monsters but a human being.
Dead Mail is a study of loneliness, obsession, and mental illness, while also touching on racial, social, and homoerotic themes.
F Is for Family - to hell with correctnesses and other restrictions – let humor at least be a refuge and a tool for creators to...
The very beginning of The Wind makes it clear what kind of production we are dealing with—one that tells its story primarily through imagery, not dialogue.
War of the Worlds is an anti-surveillance film at heart. The aliens come to steal our precious data, and the indirect culprits turn out to be...
Little Fires Everywhere falls a bit short of perfection, but it is still a very good series. The whole is kept in a consistent, engaging style.
Whether it was Stone clinging to her past stardom or producers trying to milk a dead franchise, the result is the same: Basic Instinct 2 is...
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Went up the hill is not another ghost story, but a haunting meditation on how toxic love can outlast death and devastate those left in its...
The message of I Know This Much Is True is painfully true. One must, like the biblical Job, stand naked before fate, and humbly accept its...
