There’s been no shortage of films and television series analyzing serial killer Ted Bundy, especially in recent years. With the release of No Man of God, a new film depicting Bundy (played by Luke Kirby) and his relationship with FBI profiler Bill Hagmaier (Elijah Wood), anyone would be right to question what the point even […] More
In Nine Perfect Strangers, the new Hulu limited series from creators David E. Kelley and John Henry Butterworth, adapted from a novel by Liane Moriarty, the namesake group arrives for a 10-day retreat at the Tranquillum House, a health and wellness resort run by the mysterious Masha Dmitrichenko (Nicole Kidman). Some guests arrive by themselves, […] More
Last week, we explored the curious case of Mike Nichols’ 1994 film Wolf, a fascinating collection of powerful names in front of and behind the camera that has been relegated to a forgotten oddity at best, a punchline at worst. Reflecting on the disservice that’s been done to that film over the decades, and how […] More
Netflix has become known for releasing original films that are either mammoth in scale and/or prestige (think The Irishman and Army of the Dead) or tiny little productions (things like Paddleton and Horse Girl). As is the case with the majority of Hollywood, there isn’t much room for the star-driven mid-budget films that we saw […] More
Mike Nichols is a director well-regarded for his many contributions to the history of cinema. Films such as Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Graduate, and Working Girl have earned him love from audiences and critics alike. He’s one of the few people to have received the coveted EGOT, meaning that he won an Emmy, […] More
Whether it’s in front of or behind the camera, Bill Duke is a filmmaker who has been taking chances for over 40 years. The first Black director to helm episodes of classic series including Dallas, Cagney & Lacey, and Hill Street Blues, Duke made his feature debut with The Killing Floor in 1984. He would […] More
A whaling expedition deep into the Arctic spells potential disaster for the characters of The North Water, the new AMC+ series from creator Andrew Haigh. The man behind such tender, intimate films as Weekend and 45 Years is boldly stepping into new territory here with a limited series that hews closer to Werner Herzog than […] More
A brutal landscape provides the setting for a showdown between good and evil in The North Water, a five-part limited series from creator Andrew Haigh streaming now on AMC+. Based on the novel by Ian McGuire, Haigh (Weekend, 45 Years) wrote and directed the series, starring Jack O’Connell as Patrick Sumner, a disgraced former army […] More
For many viewers, all you’ll need to hear is “Isabelle Huppert plays a drug smuggler named Mama Weed” in order to book your front row seat for Jean-Paul Salomé’s new crime caper. It’s easy to see why, as Huppert is one of the best actors we have today, making each new project she takes on […] More
The nominations for the 72nd Emmy Awards have been announced and as always we have our share of well-deserved nominees, a few surprise entries and some real head scratchers both in the snubs and the inclusions. So, in other words, a typical Emmy nomination morning. We have reviewed the list of nominees and are quite […] More
A veteran of the big and small screens for decades, Carla Gugino has worked with everyone from Nicolas Cage and Brian De Palma to Robert Rodriguez and Mickey Rourke, appearing in blockbusters like Spy Kids and Watchmen to the highly acclaimed Haunting of Hill House Netflix horror series. Her latest for Netflix is Gunpowder Milkshake, […] More
For three seasons on Miracle Workers, Karan Soni and Geraldine Viswanathan have shifted into new roles as the series resets each year into a new setting. With the third season, Oregon Trail, airing now on TBS, they head into the Great Outdoors on a journey to new opportunities. We had the chance to speak with […] More
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