“Suits: LA” is dumb. This is a show where one character tells another, “You have a lot of flaws,” and…
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“Watership Down,” Martin Rosen’s 1978 adaptation of Richard Adams’ novel about rabbits traveling the English countryside to find a new…
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By the end of its first episode, NBC’s “The Americas,” the 10-part Tom Hanks-narrated wildlife docuseries, already feels like a…
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Pixar Animation Studios has finally stepped up to the TV plate with their first original series, “Win or Lose.” The…
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Andrew Buss was 14 when he, his father, and grandfather went to see “Superbad” at the Regal Cinema in Lake…
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In a time of great international anxiety, the television ground seems fertile for a bit of soapy escapism. Enter NBC’s…
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When the Spirit Awards convene under a big tent on the beach in Santa Monica, California, this Saturday, February 22,…
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Before we’re introduced to the characters and concept of Hulu’s new series “A Thousand Blows,” we’re told that “The following…
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Last year, I wrote that the independent spirit in these Oscar Shorts categories felt absent and perhaps would be for…
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It’s hard to classify which genre director Scott Derrickson’s “The Gorge” neatly slots into, given that it seamlessly switches between…
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