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Themes of guilt, punishment and redemption are common currency in prison dramas, but Petra Volpe’s terrific Frank & Louis looks at the issue from entirely unexpected and wholly moving perspective. The follow-up to the hospital-set Berlinale hit Late Shift —…
A prisoner hoping for parole starts caring for a lifer with Alzheimer’s Disease in Petra Volpe’s sensitive tale of crime, punishment, and memory.
Life behind bars means death behind bars, and all the pain and frailty that often precedes it — a fate that awaits a good number of America’s incarcerated millions, though one we rarely see discussed or depicted on screen. A…
Over a year after its release and subsequent widespread acclaim, The Penguin still has not had a second season announced. A spin-off of Matt Reeves’ The Batman, the series followed Oz Cobb/the Penguin as he tries to assert his dominance…
Haunted house horror movies endure because they turn the safest place imaginable into a site of terror. Across the last century, filmmakers have repeatedly returned to creaking staircases, whispering walls, and houses that seem alive. From early gothic chillers to…
Olympic freestyle skier and the first openly gay athlete in extreme sports, Gus Kenworthy, says he was deeply affected by Heated Rivalry for its portrayal of closeted queer athletes, noting that the events in the series were similar to his…
Shonen Jump’s near-endless pantheon of heroes and eccentric stars scored a true gem with 1999’s Naruto, creating a globally beloved multimedia franchise that truly stood out. But while its sequel series, Boruto, is starting to find consistency in its monthly…
Forza Horizon 6 is finally coming this Summer, but PlayStation players will have to wait a little bit longer, as the game won’t be releasing simultaneously across all platforms. READ MORE: ‘Forza Horizon 6’ cars list Here are the reasons…
A closer look at Stephen King‘s most underrated show from last year reveals that it perfectly follows up his forgotten Timothy Olyphant movie adaptation.
In Ursula Wills-Jones’ 2008 short story “The Wicker Husband” (not to be confused with the “The Wicker Man”), an unpleasant fisherwoman in an unenlightened medieval town asks the local basketmaker to weave her a partner. From there, the supernatural fable…