Adam Sandler

“Punch-Drunk Love” was my PTA gateway drug. I watched it in the thick of lockdown my junior year of highschool, before I knew anything about film or really much about people.

Fantastic films rarely have even better sequels — “Hotel Transylvania: Transformania” is no exception to this rule of thumb.

“Hubie Halloween” fails to accomplish any narratorial feats and is likely to disappoint audiences looking for a fresh and spooky film for the holiday season.

From forgettable to boring to downright awkward, very few comics seemed to hit their marks in the constrained, virtual sets. 

Thanks to Adam Sandler, the Rugrats and everyone's favorite neighborhood Jewish boy, Seth Cohen, Hanukkah-themed media isn't impossible to find. It exists, and we're pretty glad. Here are eight of the best Hanukkah movies and TV episodes to still get into the spirit of the holiday before it ends this coming Monday.

With the general consensus that there were no major snubs in this year’s Academy Awards nominations, category predictions become all the more interesting.

While the debate between the streaming giants of today versus the studios, exhibitors, festival directors and cinephilic spectators will always exist, Netflix’s ability to offer such distinctive visions should be commended rather than chastised.