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Archives for October 2015
Here’s everything you need to know about the new series.
It’s not the best show on television, but it might be one that you love the most.
This Vin Diesel movie forgets the number one rule of genre films.
The best-selling novel has become a wonderful film.
It shows the even split between the director’s childlike side and his parental one.
The new film understands ghost stories are about regret, not scares.
It reimagines an early 1900s hospital as a blood-drenched hellscape.
The retelling of the report that cost Dan Rather his job badly stacks its deck.
This isn’t a show about the Manhattan Project. It’s a show about America.
The show tells a crime story about the rise of corporate America and avoids the mistakes that took down True Detective.
A riveting new biopic unfolds like no screen biography you’ve seen.
Brian K. Vaughan and Cliff Chiang have created something magical.
It’s more accessible, without giving up what makes the show great.
This lo-fi hangout show improved drastically from its pilot — but nobody had time to notice.