Frank lifts his melodies as if by flutter.
Netflix’s ‘Haunted’ reveals and rattles.
Real or not, the “true” horror show is coming for us, and our reactions continue to expose just how skittish we are when discussing the afterlife.
Dine-in tonight: ‘Coherence’ is a sci-fi horror delight streaming on Hulu and Prime.
‘Coherence’ seems to play chemistry in a part of your brain that’s reserved for existential stretching — which, for most of us goes unmoved — and it tugs.
‘Drag Me to Hell’ on Peacock is fun for most of the family.
Jesus spoke not a word about Hell, so the filmmakers had to mad-lib some things — but the end result is a popcorn-munching blast.
The story of Janet Jackson’s ‘Rhythm Nation 1814″ — the greatest feat in pop music history.
This March, the Library of Congress announced it was adding the album its registry — an overdue honor.
Lil Nas X and the bias of what’s here
If not aimed at universal, documented horrors — clear and present enemies of Christ — where is so much conservative energy directed? Towards a music video.
The GOP ‘Inglorious Basterds’ itself.
Rules of succession demand lines, not piles.
School reopenings and Netflix’s ‘Challenger’: vicarious lessons on shame
Netflix’s ‘Challenger: The Final Flight’ has a lot to teach us about self-congratulatory leaders and how our current lot view teachers and students.
I still hate ‘The Last Jedi’ and I’m completely inconsolable.
A retrospective.
‘Tony Hawk’s 1+2’: Zen and the Art of Virtual Skateboarding
Like its predecessors, ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1+2’ feels like a new way of movement more than it does a game.