Henry Selick on Wendell & Wild, Collaborating with Jordan Peele, Making Supernatural Social Commentary, and More
An interview with co-writer/director Henry Selick about his new stop-motion animation film, Wendell & Wild.
TV/Streaming
Documentary Now Finally Returns with Wonderful Fourth Season
A review of the fourth season of IFC’s Documentary Now!
Freevee’s High School Richly Shows Tegan & Sara’s Coming of Age
A review of the new Tegan and Sara Quin series High School, airing on Freevee on October 14.
Take the Trip to Apple TV’s Daring Shantaram
A review of the new Apple TV+ show starring Charlie Hunnam and Alexander Siddig.
Showtime’s Let the Right One In Expands on a Horror Classic
A review of the new Showtime series Let the Right One In, premiering on October 7th.
Peacock’s A Friend of the Family Unpacks Harrowing True Story
A review of the new limited series based on the kidnappings of Jan Broberg.
AMC’s Interview with the Vampire is a Cheesy but Curious Series Adaptation
A review of AMC’s series adaptation of Interview with the Vampire, premiering on October 2nd.
Somber Third Season of Ramy Takes a Great Show to Another Level
A review of the third season of Ramy, one of the best streaming dramedies.
Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project Returns with Fourth Criterion Box Set
A piece on the latest Criterion box set for the World Cinema Project.
Home Entertainment Guide: September 2022
The latest monthly column on new streaming and Blu-ray releases includes Elvis, Thor: Love & Thunder, and Criterion releases of Blow Out, Exotica and Sound of Metal.
Hulu Adds Tawdry Steam to Their Scandal-Lite Series Reasonable Doubt
A review of the new Hulu show starring Emayatzy Corinealdi.
Andor Offers Rich New Approach to Telling a Star Wars Story
A review of the newest Star Wars show, a prequel to Rogue One.
Hulu’s Reboot is a Smart and Savvy Take on the Sitcom
A review of Hulu’s meta sitcom series Reboot, premiering on Tuesday, September 20th.
FX’s Atlanta Has More Waves of Brilliance in Final Season
A review of the final season of FX’s Atlanta, which premieres on September 15.
Hulu’s Wedding Season is a Clever, Hitchcockian Romp
A review of Wedding Season, now playing on Hulu.
Starz’s The Serpent Queen Tries To Be The Great, But Ends Up Merely Good
A review of Starz’s new series The Serpent Queen, premiering on September 11th.
Gutsy Offer a Chance to Relax in the Clintons’ Worldview
A review of the new docuseries about the Clintons, Gutsy.
Prime Video’s Lord of the Rings Keeps the Spectacle of Peter Jackson, Loses Some of the Spirit
A review of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, on Prime Video this week.
AMC+’s Pantheon is Challenging Animated Sci-fi for Adults
A review of AMC+’s Pantheon.
Trevante Rhodes Captivates in Hulu’s Mike but the Show Loses the Fight
A review of the new Hulu series about the life of Mike Tyson.
