After the fallout from Kathy Griffin’s infamous picture with a decapitated Donald Trump (comprised of a Halloween mask dipped in ketchup), the fact that she
Spider-Man: Far from Home (2019)
The latest addition to the Marvel Universe (and the first sequel to 2017’s runaway smash “Spider-Man: Homecoming”) isn’t as entertaining and engaging as its predecessor,
A Bad Moms Christmas (2017)
This sequel to 2016’s unexpectedly warm-hearted comedy hits all the same beats, but something feels off this time around. Perhaps it’s that directors Jon Lucas
The Terror (Season 1) (2018)
Those seeking a chill-a-minute experience from this series-long adaptation of the doomed John Franklin expedition to the 1845 Arctic will be in for a nasty
Near Dark (1987)
A memorable vampire entry, Kathryn Bigalow’s “Near Dark” is an effective, atmospheric blend of horror and western that’s impressively directed and edited. Additionally, the ensemble
Veep (Season 7) (2019)
The final season of HBO’s brilliant, razor-sharp political satire is rather undone by its inability to match the real-life absurdities of the current American Presidential
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)
The first spin-off for the long-running franchise is also one of its best and most entertaining entries. Almost from the get-go, there’s a lighter vibe
American Graffiti (1973)
At the risk of sounding reductive, “American Graffiti” could easily be referred to as “Dazed and Confused” for the 1960s (although, it should be noted
Nightmare Cinema (2018)
This anthology of five horror shorts is probably about thirty minutes too long, but for the majority of its running time, it’s a lovingly crafted
Tales from the Crypt (Season 1) (1989)
This debut season for HBO’s long-running horror anthology series (adapted from the 1950s comics) consists of six episodes that are wonderfully macabre and blessed with
Rocky 3 (1982)
There are only so many times you can tell the same “rags to riches” story about the same character, so for this second sequel to
Godzilla (2014)
It’s a shame that this American version of the Japanese titan has already faded from cultural memory, because it’s probably the strongest version of its
