Oscar 2020 Winner Predictions: Original Score
Review: Dolittle, Like Its Animals, Is Flashy but Dead Behind the Eyes
Review: Bad Boys for Life Is a Half-Speed Echo of Michael Bay’s Toxic Formula
Oscar 2020 Winner Predictions: Actress
Review: Intrigo: Death of an Author Is Damned by Its Lack of Self-Awareness
Eminem Drops Surprise Album and Anti-Gun Violence Video for “Darkness”
Review: Selena Gomez’s Rare Is Spotty in Its Attempts at Authenticity
The 25 Best Janet Jackson Songs
Review: Poppy’s I Disagree Obliterates the Niceties of Genre Convention
Review: Field Music’s Making a New World Plays Like a Strangely Funky History Lesson
Review: SELF Nightmarishly Grapples with Our Vanishing Sense of Self
Review: The First-Person Puzzler Lightmatter Coasts on One Bright Idea
The 100 Best Video Games of the 2010s
Review: Life Is Strange 2 Boldly and Directly Plumbs America’s Darkness
Review: Wattam Whimsically Tasks Us with Finding the Epic in the Mundane
Review: The New Pope Depicts the Church with a Graceful Cynicism
The 50 Best TV Shows of the 2010s
Review: HBO’s The Outsider Conjures Mysterious Tableaux of Dread
Review: BBC and Netflix’s Dracula Is a Gory but Banal Adaptation of a Classic
Review: The Witcher Favors Fierce Fight Scenes Over World-Building
Under the Radar 2020: The Shadow Whose Prey the Hunter Becomes, Not I, & More
2020 Oscar Nomination Predictions
2020 Oscar Nominations: Joker, 1917, The Irishman, and OUATIH Lead Field
John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place Part II, Starring Emily Blunt, Gets Trailer
Kesha Gets Her Swagger Back in Raucous “Raising Hell” Single and Video
Watch the First Trailer for Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman
Review: John Carpenter’s Big Trouble in Little China on Shout! Blu-ray
Review: Wim Wenders’s Until the End of the World on Criterion Blu-ray
Blu-ray Review: George Cukor’s Holiday on the Criterion Collection
Review: Richard Fleischer’s Trapped on Flicker Alley Blu-ray
Review: Paul Schrader’s Blue Collar on Kino Lorber Blu-ray
The Best Theater of 2019
Review: The Inheritance Is a Radical, If Short-Sighted, Take on Howards End
Review: Slave Play Is a Searing, Satirical Takedown of White Supremacy
Review: Broadbend, Arkansas and Soft Power Are a Mixed Bag of One-Acts
Reconciling Memory: Peter Stamm’s The Sweet Indifference of the World
John Sayles’s Yellow Earth Is a Masterfully Fair Hearing on Human Nature
In Find Me, the Sequel to Call Me by Your Name, the Echoes of Love Are Resounding
The Very Queer In the Dream House Explodes Expectations of Memoir
With The Institute, Stephen King Channels Political Outrage into Familiar Horror
Takashi Miike’s intangibly haunting gangster flicks receive appropriately rough and lurid transfers, as well as a must-listen of an audio commentary.
Ener to Win a Gemini Man 4K Prizepack, Blu-rays of the Beverly Hills Cop 3-Movie Collection, and More
