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‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Review: Netflix's Most Grueling Season Yet (opens the original)
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“If you think you’re too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a room with a mosquito.” Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan have never been particularly interested in letting a little historical fact get in the way of a good story. With “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story,” their latest controversy-baiting entry in Netflix’s true-crime anthology, the creative team takes one of America’s most infamous murder cases and gleefully blends it into gothic horror, sexual melodrama and blood-soaked camp. The
'Onwards and Sideways' Review: Laura Linney and Rhys Ifans Are Devastatingly Great in Parkinson's Disease Tearjerker (opens the original)
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Anyone who has ever been afflicted with, or known a loved one afflicted with, a life-altering disease knows the pain of unexpected illnesses. It’s often a loss of hope compounded with severe depression, medication side effects, and a dismissal of one’s humanity. Parkinson’s Disease can be debilitating, and when someone is diagnosed with the disease, it can be shocking, and it can change one’s perspective on life. That is the case for widower Tony (Rhys Ifans) and single mother Emma (Laura Linney
'Evil Genius' Review: Patricia Arquette Is Killer in Courteney Cox's Twisted True Crime Tale (opens the original)
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One of the most striking guilty pleasures of the last decade or so for many viewers looking for a nice evening at home is watching true crime documentaries. Getting into the mind of a killer has become quite the American pastime in millions of households, including through wildly popular true crime podcasts, and one documentary that made Netflix the go-to resource for all things murder was the 2018 series “Evil Genius.” I recently rewatched this stunning docuseries, which depicts a pizza deliver
'The Stunt Driver' Review: Jay Baruchel Delivers a Knockout Performance as Daredevil Ken Carter (opens the original)
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Despite unbelievable performances as real-life men in Canadian movies like 2023’s “BlackBerry” and a fictionalized version of himself in “This Is the End,” actor Jay Baruchel has seemingly gone under the radar when it comes to movie stardom. Early comedic successes in Judd Apatow movies like “Knocked Up” suggested Baruchel’s star was on the rise, but in recent years the performer has stuck to indie films that showcase his acting chops. Now he reteams with “Goon” writer-director Michael Dowse to
'Girl Group' Review: Rebel Wilson's Underwhelming Ode to Female Empowerment Falls Flat (opens the original)
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“You look like you ate Sabrina Carpenter.” As the great singer-songwriter Taylor Swift once sang, “I think I’ve seen this film before … and I didn’t like the ending.” So true is the sentiment when it comes to Rebel Wilson’s newest movie, “Girl Group,” the audacious ensemble flick that premiered Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival. Wilson’s sophomore directorial effort after 2024’s TIFF entry “The Deb,” this newest female-forward flick follows a ragtag group of girls, led by frontwo
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