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- Sep 18, 2026
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Ryan Murphy's 'Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story' Is a Campy, Frustrating, Occasionally Moving Watch | Review (opens the original)
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Editor's note: The below review contains a brief discussion of sexual assault. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. *Required: 8 chars, 1 capital letter, 1 number By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You also agree to receive our newsletters; you can unsubscribe any time. Though Lizzie Borden is one of the most famous (accused) criminals in American h
No, ‘Mayday’s Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh Aren’t Just Pretending to Be Friends (opens the original)
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Everyone knows that you don’t actually have to be buddies to make a good buddy movie. After all, Abbott and Costello famously made more than one film together after they stopped speaking. Gene Wilder and Richard Pryor never hung out when the cameras weren’t rolling. And at this point, Kim Cattrall is probably just as famous for trashing her former Sex and the City co-stars as she was for once playing their best friend. That’s why it’s called “acting,” right? By creating an account, you agree to
'Onslaught' Review: Adam Wingard's Sequel to 'The Guest' Is a Bloody Good Time (opens the original)
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On a certain level, it almost feels beside the point to review Onslaught, Adam Wingard's new blood-soaked throwback action thriller. Whatever your reaction is to the premise — military veteran Celeste (Adria Arjona) must defend her daughter and neighbors from an ultra-violent attack by a group of mysterious super soldiers, who descend upon her isolated desert trailer park with murder on their minds — is probably an accurate reflection of how much you'll enjoy the actual movie, which fills its ti
'The Dog Stars' Review: Ridley Scott Gets Lost at the End of the World (opens the original)
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The apocalypse — much like low-rise jeans, Adam Brody, and many other staples of 2000s pop culture — is making a comeback. Movies about the end of the world were a major box office staple of the Y2K decade; but while that era’s biggest hits, like 2012, I Am Legend and The Day After Tomorrow offered sweeping, action-packed visions of Earth in the end times, the most recent crop of post-apocalyptic dramas, like The Last of Us and the 28 Years Later franchise, use the collapse of society as a jumpi
Dominic Sessa Has No Reservations About His Rise to Fame (opens the original)
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There’s no getting around it: Dominic Sessa looks like Anthony Bourdain. Even over Zoom, a year after wrapping the filming of Tony, his new dramedy about Bourdain’s much-mythologized youth, Sessa’s loose brown curls fall around a long face with a strong chin in a way that can’t help but evoke photos of the young chef back in the ‘70s (don’t pretend you don’t know what I’m talking about — you had them saved to your Pinterest board in 2016, just like everyone else). By creating an account, you agr
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