Eric Andre brings punchy humor, orchestrated chaos to Netflix comedy debut
On his latest stand-up special, “Legalize Everything,” Andre stays true to his intense brand of humor.
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Category Archives: Film & Television
‘You Should Have Left’ shouldn’t have left the drawing board
Despite its engaging visuals and intriguing #MeToo movement-inspired setup, “You Should Have Left” is a disappointingly shallow and self-indulgent facade.
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‘Love, Victor’ sacrifices nuance to be another feel-good teen show
While it does seek to address a lot of important issues, its somewhat rushed plot costs the show the opportunity to be outstanding.
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Documentary film ‘Fixed’ panel discussion asks why some bodies are considered ‘disposable’
“Fixed” provides thought-provoking insight into the social and bioethical questions around the use of enhancement technologies.
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Season 2 of ‘The Politician’ is eccentric, endearing political satire
Season two of “The Politician” follows Payton, an entitled and wealthy college student running against long-time senator Dede Standish (Judith Light) for a spot in the New York State Senate.
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Kevin Bacon talks horror movies, portraying modern monsters in ‘You Should Have Left’
Bacon reported that portraying a character grappling with this duality amid something of a midlife crisis — and seeking forgiveness for it — was both challenging and personally significant.
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Shantay to slay: Week 3 of ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ shows no one is safe
This week on “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars,” strategy intercepts the competition in ways that make everyone shake in their boots.
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Apple TV+’s ‘Dear…’ is inspirational, uplifts diverse everyday voices
With warmly cinematic prowess, each storyteller reads their letter while traipsing through their hometowns, soccer fields, college campuses or wherever else their individual journeys of growth and realization took place.
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Season 5 of ‘Queer Eye’ brings positivity, gorgeous glam during dark times
“Queer Eye” may thrive off of silly gimmicks, but after five seasons, it is incredible to see how far the show has come.
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Spike Lee’s ‘Da 5 Bloods’ offers prescient, if problematic, examination of Vietnam War’s legacy
“Da 5 Bloods” is steeped in the political and social atmosphere of 1968 America, a year of righteous protests that many have compared to the current calls for racial equity and justice.
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