Killer comedy “Barry” is beyond amazing
“Barry” has solidified itself as one of the few crime shows comparable to that of AMC’s “Breaking Bad.”
Dashiell Dekker, Arts & Entertainment Co-Editor
Dashiell Dekker’s Favorite Films of All Time
Dashiell Dekker gives a final send-off with his all time favorite films.
How the Oscars fail to celebrate true exceptionalism
In an attempt to exempt themselves from inequality, award shows further prove their vanity and narrow-mindedness.
“The Doom Generation”: 25 years later
Gregg Araki’s 90s threesome apocalypto road trip remains just as powerful as it did back than.
‘Beau is Afraid’ is whimsically hellish — frequently bold
Ari Aster’s ‘nightmare comedy’ is provocative and all encompassing
“How to blow up a pipeline” is the essential Gen-Z thriller
Daniel Goldhaber’s ticking time-bomb of a thriller is one for the ages.
How Disney keeps people in movie theaters (and why that’s a bad thing)
Why Disney contributes to the vast majority of box office sales and how it's ruined the movie theater experience.
Must Watch: Best Films for Valentine’s Day
A curated list of exceptionally romantic films for February 14
Must watch: “Possession” controversial 80s classic
A detailed look at the polarizing film by Poland’s prized provocateur
Must Watch: Is “The Shivering Truth” the best show of the century?
Inspired by something out of a haunted children’s novel or a late-night halloween special, the show plays out as a never ending story.
Cozy comfort films for the holiday season
As the demand for holiday movies draws nearer, here is a curated list of warm and melancholic films for the month of December that you probably haven’t ever seen.
Bardo (or how I learned to stop criticizing and love the movies)
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s newest masterwork is an out-of-body experience.
“My Policeman” finds little passion in the mundane
Michael Grandage’s forbidden tale of gay love is as cookie cutter as it gets.
Ye (or How This Generation Separates Art From The Artist)
How much of Kanye’s controversial reign is justifiable? Trick question: None.
Eat the rich and sh*t them out: “Triangle of Sadness” movie review
The upper-class gets put through the wringer in “Triangle of Sadness”
“Barbarian” sheds a flashlight to a better future for modern-horror.
The horror genre's newest box-office success lives up to the hype.
Smile made me frown more than anything
Sosie Bacon’s performance in “Smile” offers nothing to smile about.
Nothing to worry (or care) about here: Don’t Worry Darling Review
Olivia Wilde’s sophomore feature has become synonymous with blatantly unnecessary drama and divided speculation for the past couple months.
Same shift, different day: Clerks III review
Kevin Smith’s swan song is equally somber and stupid.
The best shows on TV right now
The 74th Emmys Primetime Show recently premiered and with people now eying the awarded talents and series, it can be hard to decide, acclaimed or not, what shows to watch right now. The sheer amount of media currently streaming is so vast to the point of absurdity, which is why I’ve devised a list of some television shows (currently airing) worth your time.