The age of angst in ‘As You Are’
'As You Are' may be a coming-of-age story set in the midst of the grunge wave of the 90s, but it’s most certainly not a nostalgic film – sorry, GenXers.
How ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ became Queen of the box office
Queen fan in search of a watchable portrayal? 'Bohemian Rhapsody' might just be the love of your life. At least for a couple of weeks, anyway.
Why ‘Voltron’ is paving the way for the new generation of TV watchers
'Voltron: Legendary Defender' is much more than a campy show about teenage space explorers and robot lions – it banishes stereotypes with gusto.
Robbin’ season: Why ‘Atlanta’ deserves all the Emmys
There are a few shows we’re rallying behind for the Emmys, but one in particular we’re still unpacking and utterly obsessed with: 'Atlanta'.
The intimate diary of a San Diego Comic-Con cosplayer
The San Diego Comic-Con is gone for another year, but we’re basking in its multi-genre glory. Our trip to the event as an SDCC cosplayer was memorable.
‘Eighth Grade’: Why everyone needs to see this cringetastic movie
Sundance hit 'Eighth Grade' is an honest, empathetic, and utterly charming story of a girl discovering who she is as an individual.
Why ‘Sorry to Bother You’ is the satire we should all be paying attention to
Boots Riley's 'Sorry to Bother You' has some cinematic realness to lay down. We need to listen to its message. So grab your coffee and let’s do this!
‘Nanette’: More tears of discovery than laughs
“Comedy” is appropriate to discuss Australian Hannah Gadsby’s live set 'Nanette' – more in reference to reviewers’ reactions than anything else.
Kristen Stewart and ‘Charlie’s Angels’: First critical reactions
The 'Charlie’s Angels' reboot directed by Elizabeth Banks & starring Kristen Stewart promised to improve on the premise of the 70s original.
‘On My Skin: The Last Seven Days of Stefano Cucchi’ packs a punch
'On My Skin' ('Sulla Mia Pelle') is a hard-hitting Italian drama based on the real story of 31-year-old Stefano Cucchi, who died in custody in 2009.