As the effects of late-stage capitalism become not only more pervasive but also irreversible, it’s understandable that the art created…
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By Kama UrsulaDistinguished Magazine — Film, Character, and Cultural Legacy I need to say something that sounds like hyperbole and…
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A previous dispatch from this year’s SXSW highlighted how so many of the horror films here seem to be almost…
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My final genre-centered dispatch from SXSW 2026 features three films that mostly take place in single settings, using storytelling devices…
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For people of faith who just want to see Bible stories on screen, Fox’s “The Faithful: Women of the Bible”…
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2023’s “Jury Duty” was one of TV’s most pleasant surprises that year—tucked away on Amazon’s now-defunct ad-supported streamer, Freevee, it…
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Screenwriter Drew Goddard reteamed with “The Martian” author Andy Weir to return to space with “Project Hail Mary.” It stars…
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Prime’s new series “Bait” opens with its protagonist, Shah Latif (Riz Ahmed), donned in a black tuxedo, hair meticulously styled…
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In the first two seasons of “The Comeback,” sitcom actress Valerie Cherish was defined by her almost panicked need for…
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Who are we? Why are we doing this? The existential dread hangs thick in the air in several films at…
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