When Prey came out a few years ago (reviewed here), filmmaker Dan Trachtenberg found a really exciting way to tackle the Predator IP. By going back to basics, as well as suggesting how different time periods easily lend themselves to stories of this hunter, it really did seem like something was unlocked. The sequel to […] More
[SPOILER ALERT: The following article contains spoilers for season 3 and season 4 of Only Murders in the Building] Only Murders in the Building has had its share of guest actors joining series stars Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, including Meryl Streep, Paul Rudd, Eugene Levy, Tina Fey, Melissa McCarthy, Cara Delevingne, and […] More
Mohamed El Manasterly is already one of the most accomplished editors in documentary storytelling, having previously won both an Emmy and an ACE Eddie Award for his work on Welcome to Wrexham. El Manasterly has cut three of the show’s four seasons, discovering new things about his own work as well as the collaborative process […] More
Earlier today, Hulu released a teaser for their 2025 comedy series Chad Powers. Glen Powell executive produces (alongside the likes of Eli Manning and Peyton Manning) in addition to starring in the title role. The show hopes to be the next Ted Lasso, given the origin and sports tinge to it. Look for it in […] More
The 97th Academy Awards will be available to stream live on Hulu, and simultaneously broadcast on ABC. More
Natasha Rothwell’s How to Die Alone is a deeply personal show. The series follows Melissa (Rothwell), a broke JFK airport employee who is inspired to dream and live life again after a near-death experience. As one might expect from Rothwell, the show is also quite funny, and much of that careful blend can be attributed […] More
In the latest episode of FX’s What We Do In the Shadows, the series delivers a hilarious parody of an iconic 1970s film with the instant classic “Come Out And Play.” As the title suggests, the episode takes inspiration from The Warriors, a film which follows a NY street gang on the run after an […] More
David Gordon Green is capable of tackling just about any story and doing it in his own distinct manner. His career has gone in so many directions, to be sure. So, when he was making a family film again with Nutcrackers, I was open to pretty much any type of family flick. As such, it’s […] More
Each season of FX’s anthology series Fargo functions as a standalone story but shares common elements: masterful storytelling, complex characters, a nuanced exploration of morality, unforgettably tens situations, and a distinctive visual style. This visual style is especially evident in the work of Emmy-nominated cinematographer Dana Gonzales. His collaboration with Noah Hawley and other key […] More
Lamorne Morris has had a diverse career in entertainment, from hosting duties on shows like HotWyred and BrainRush, to starring in acclaimed television series such as New Girl and Woke, to roles in films such as Barbershop: The Next Cut and Game Night. His turn as North Dakota state trooper Witt Farr in the fifth […] More
When Reservation Dogs first premiered in 2021, it immediately stood out as a vital (and hilarious) step forward for Indigenous representation in TV and film. Editors Patrick Tuck and Varun Viswanath, ACE have edited several episodes across the show’s three seasons, effortlessly maneuvering between its careful blend of comedy and sincerity. Reservation Dogs consistently reached […] More
Michael Anthony Brown and Michael Oliver are two of the most renowned picture editors in sports. Brown and his co-editors won the Emmy in 2023 for his work on the first season of FX’s Welcome to Wrexham, so it is no surprise that the addition of Oliver – a five-time Sports Emmy winner – led […] More
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