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“#‘Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo’ Sends Foreign Spiders Into the Heartland” Home Columns Movies TV Rob Hunter September 13, 2020 “Terror and death sweep through a defenseless town.” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Kieran Fisher and I get to look back at TV terrors that scared adults (and the kids they let watch)…
“#Luca Guadagnino’s Latest is an Unpredictable Coming-of-Age TV Series” Home Columns TV Valerie Ettenhofer September 12, 2020 The HBO limited series ‘We Are Who We Are’ is engaging, imperfect, and sure to inspire discussion. Welcome to Up Next, a column that gives you the rundown on the latest TV. This week, Valerie Ettenhofer takes a look at…
“#“Mud Bowl” is One of the Sweetest ‘Friday Night Lights’ Victories” This essay is part of our series Episodes, a bi-weekly column in which senior contributor Valerie Ettenhofer digs into the singular chapters of television that make the medium great. This entry looks at a highlight of Friday Night Lights’ near-perfect first season: “Mud Bowl.” When one…
“#TCM’s Alicia Malone Talks ‘Women Make Film’ and the Importance of Contextualizing Classic Hollywood” For years, Alicia Malone has been talking film and film history like every cinephile dreams about doing. She interviews celebrities on Criterion Channel’s “Adventures in Moving Going.” She’s chatted with filmmakers and stars on the Academy Awards red carpet. What you…
“#Michael Watson Relies on Horsepower to Shoot ‘Lovecraft Country’” Welcome to World Builders, our ongoing series of conversations with the most productive and thoughtful behind-the-scenes craftspeople in the industry. In this entry, we chat with cinematographer Michael Watson about balancing the unreal with the very real horrors of Lovecraft Country. You don’t have time to…
“#Reliving the Toughest Episode of ‘The Sopranos’” This essay is part of our series Episodes, a bi-weekly column in which senior contributor Valerie Ettenhofer digs into the singular chapters of television that make the medium great. This entry looks at one of The Sopranos’ darkest chapters, “Employee of the Month.” For six seasons, David Chase’s The Sopranos…
“#‘Five Desperate Women’ Find Fun, Sun, and Murder” Home Columns Movies TV Rob Hunter August 30, 2020 “A remote island, a silent killer, and sheer terror for five beautiful women as he stalks them, one by one.” Welcome to 4:3 & Forgotten — a weekly column in which Kieran Fisher and I get to look back at TV…
“#Netflix’s ‘Away’ is an Exciting Space Expedition Weighed Down by Earth Drama” Hello and welcome to Up Next, a weekly column that gives you the rundown on the latest TV. This week, Liz Baessler takes a look at the upcoming Netflix sci-fi series Away. The Netflix series Away doesn’t immediately look classifiable as science fiction. It’s set in…
“#‘The Class’ Was More Ambitious Than Your Average Sitcom” Welcome to Petition Worthy, a biweekly column that revisits canceled TV shows that we wish had a longer lifespan. In some cases, we’ll also make a plea for them to be given another chance. This time, we consider The Class. Have you ever wondered what your old…
“#Newcomer Rosy McEwen Shines in ‘The Alienist: Angel of Darkness’” In this essay concerning the TNT series The Alienist, Emily Kubincanek explores the breakout performance by newcomer Rosy McEwen and touches on major spoilers for all of season two. The second installment of TNT’s The Alienist had a lot to live up to. It needed…