Emerald Fennell on directing, storytelling, ‘Saltburn’
“Saltburn” unravels a captivating tale of affluence and illusion, inviting the audience into...
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‘The Curse’ displays dark side of home renovation TV
House flipping, native land rights, Shabbat dinner and children setting curses on strangers in the...
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‘The Killer’ is not just another assassin movie
Content Warning: This article contains references to murder. “The Killer” defies expectations from...
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‘A Murder at the End of the World’ review: Classic mystery with AI twist
Though I am a lover of all things murder mystery, I have never watched anything like FX’s “A...
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Season 2 of ‘Loki’ is desperately needed win for MCU
This review contains spoilers. After season one, “Loki” (2021) had a very strong case as Marvel...
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‘The Holdovers’ brings wintery bite, bliss to screen
A has-been classics teacher who can’t stand his students. A grieving cafeteria manager with an...
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Not in Graceland anymore: Priscilla Presley tells her story
The theater is boisterous, full of moviegoers simultaneously enraptured by the screen and...
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‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ ultimately fails its protagonist
A booming oil town on Osage lands. The richest community per capita in the world. Twenty-seven...
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Totally Killer: A&E staff’s favorite Halloween films
What’s your favorite scary movie? Georges Méliès’ silent short “The House of the Devil” (1896)...
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‘Fionna and Cake’ beautifully merges hardships of adult life with fantasy
As a new semester began, I found myself looking for a show to take comfort in — something to help...
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Ari Aster’s ‘Beau Is Afraid’: Not something to watch with your grandmother
Before my first viewing of “Beau Is Afraid,” Ari Aster was a director I respected far more for his...
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‘Evil Dead Rise’ is masterclass in horror reboot
DEAD BY DAWN! More than 40 years ago, Ash Williams (Bruce Campbell) and friends stumbled on the...
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