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HBO continues to suffer from additional leaks, with the latest episode of Issa Rae’s ‘Insecure’ and ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ having been stolen.

HBO is ‘Insecure’ in the hands of anonymous hacker

‘Good Time’, ‘Ingrid Goes West’, ‘The Nile Hilton Incident’

Do date night right this weekend with Film Daily's picks. Embark on a twisted odyssey in ‘Good Time’, starring Robert Pattinson in the lead. Read more

Landline may be paying homage to 90s indie slacker dramas, but that doesn’t make “nothing happening” at all watchable like its forebears were.

We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘Landline’

Lily Collins and her epic eyebrows suffer from poor little white girl syndrome in ‘To The Bone’, making this nothing but clickbait for the streaming giant.

We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘To The Bone’

'Gypsy' suffers from underwritten characters. Slated as a psychosexual drama, the thriller element never rings true and the sexual tension falls flat.

We watched it so you don’t have to: ‘Gypsy’

Do date night right. Meet a one-eyed high school teenager in ‘Some Freaks’, a coming-of-age story with a twist.

‘Some Freaks’, ‘It’s Not Yet Dark’, ‘Wind River’

Do date night right this weekend with Film Daily's picks. Meet a one-eyed high school teenager in ‘Some Freaks’, a coming-of-age story with a twist. Read more

In “Tonight We Improve”, the fourth episode of 'Ozark', the characters become aware of how deep into the shadows they are and what that ultimately means.

‘Ozark’ faces more than one darkness in “Tonight We Improve”

'A Boy Called Po' might have the best of intentions, and Asher clearly meant well with it, but that doesn’t cure its cloying and saccharine tone.

‘A Boy Called Po’: Cloying, cliched magical autism

'Some Freaks' seeks to do justice to the high school coming-of-age genre by portraying high schoolers as they actually are, blemishes and all.

High school life, blemishes and all, in superb ‘Some Freaks’

'Killing Ground' is a workhorse of a thriller, serviceable enough in its scares but lacking the finesse to defy genre expectations.

‘Killing Ground’: Serviceable, but uninspired, thriller