The film leans hard into the retro-future aesthetic of Batman: The Animated Series.
The film leans hard into the retro-future aesthetic of Batman: The Animated Series.
The demon here serves as a perfect metaphor for the film’s frustratingly nebulous qualities.
MoreThe film is unwilling to push its material past a certain threshold of unease or subversiveness.
MoreThroughout, Cage flexes his singular acting muscles in increasingly hilarious directions.
MoreAlexander Payne’s film is subtly attuned to the way that class constricts people’s lives.
MoreMoss discusses the ways in which Frankenstein informs the film’s thematic exploration.
The show’s final season may leave viewers feeling nostalgic but, much like high school, ultimately ready to leave it behind.
MoreDespite solid performances, the series gets bogged down by turgid pacing and narrative ambiguity.
MoreThe series may not be great drama, but its fantastical blend of action and comedy is a great deal of fun.
MoreThe true-crime docs here expose the rot at the core of many of our venerated institutions.