The End of Us: How The Pandemic Gave Birth To A New Kind of Storytelling
COVID-movies, like "The End of Us", are knocking at the door. Should we let them in, or keep our distance?
Documentary The Oxy Kingpins Chronicles the Crimes of a New Kind of Kingpin: Big Pharma
Businessmen who made a quick buck by hooking rural America on opioids are in for the court case of a lifetime. Will they pay or walk away?
Here’s to Boogie Being the Start of a Prolific Filmmaking Career for Eddie Huang
The chef, TV personality, and self-described "Human Panda" can now add ‘movie director’ to his already impressive resume. Let’s hope it will keep expanding.
Alien Worlds Could Be The Netflix Show That Stoners Have Been Waiting For
The fictional docuseries uses state-of-the-art CGI technology to realize extraterrestrial ecosystems à la "Planet Earth", but there’s a caveat.
Netflix’s The White Tiger Is So Much More Than Simply The Next Parasite
No matter how much this new Indian movie has in common with South Korea’s Oscar-winner, don’t you dare call it a clone.
Some Oddly Specific Predictions About Films You Should Keep an Eye Out For This Year
A collection of anticipated films that are set to be released in 2021.
Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Is A Harrowing Story Beautifully Told, Steeped In Tradition
Chadwick Boseman’s final film bears a strong yet subtle resemblance to other cinematic masterpieces exploring race and racism in these United States.
David Fincher’s ‘Mank’ Renews Debate on the Relationship Between Art and Alcohol
Herman Mankiewicz wasn’t the first alcoholic writer to create a masterpiece, nor was he the last. Many link his talent to his condition, but is that fair?
Hot Take: Netflix Kills Out of Mercy, Not Bloodlust
David Fincher’s beloved crime drama "Mindhunter" has been pronounced dead. But should we mourn its passing, or celebrate its life?
A Handful of the Trippiest Animated Movies Ever Made
Animation is definitely not just for kids.
