Film & TV
Film
'The Neighborhood' is a ‘90s Racial Sitcom Accidentally Produced Today
'The Fresh Prince of Bel Air' meets 'Full House', but made in 2018. And not funny.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Street's Guide to Ghibli Fest 2018
Because you're never too old for a Miyazaki movie.
by SHANNON ZHANG
Television
‘Big Mouth’ Season 2 Reaches Greater Depths Without Losing its Edge
In its second season, the Netflix original comedy has more to offer than just shock value.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
'I Feel Bad' is Better Than It Seems
NBC's newest offering has the premise of a bad sitcom, but it shines through it.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Years Later, 'The Predator' Still Can't Be Killed
The sci–fi reboot is predictably nonsensical, and predictably...okay.
by SAM KESLER
Television
An Emmy Sweep for 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' is a Bad Thing
By winning 5 major Emmy Awards, 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel' blocks other deserving shows from getting recognition.
by CLAIRE OCHROCH
Television
Netflix's New Dark Comedy 'Maniac' Skewers Late Capitalism
Previewing the new limited series now streaming on Netflix.
by JAMES MORRISON
Film
Student Filmmaker Spotlight: Sonari Chidi
With his documentary, "Shattering Refuge," Sonari hopes to inspire viewers to be the change instead of watching it from the sidelines.
by KARIN HANANEL
Film
‘Disenchantment’ Had Us Disenchanted
The new fantasy series is full of hilarious stars, but lacks a certain magic.
by SAM KESLER
Film
New Horror Film 'The Nun' is Overkill
Unless you need to know the premise behind 'The Conjuring 2,' don't bother.
by RILEY WAGNER
Film
Recent Critique of 'Star Trek' on 'Black Mirror' Falls Short
Black Mirror is just one of many shows to get the iconic series all wrong.
by ANNA COLLINS
Film
Movies to Look Out for at the New York Film Festival
Catch these films now before they get Oscar noms.
by KATE LINDENBURG
Television
Can 'American Horror Story' Redeem Itself with Apocalypse?
A look at this season’s premiere episode and what it means for the future of AHS.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Television
How 'BoJack Horseman' Season 5 Gets Wrong So Right
The show continues to define boundaries because, not in spite of, its caustic comedy.
by ANA WEST
Film
'Peppermint': Dull, Underwhelming, and a Little Bit Racist
Jennifer Garner was the saving grace of an otherwise terrible action movie.
by MARYANNE KOUSSA
Film
Genre–Defying Mockumentary American Vandal Shines Again in Season Two
The Netflix original takes a second stab at representing youth culture: this time, with poop pranks.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Movies to Watch from the Toronto International Film Festival
Don't miss these six movies from TIFF that will hit theaters this fall.
by ZOVINAR KHRIMIAN
Film
Movies and More at These Cinematic Philly Spots
Yeah, wearing pajamas is cool, but have you flung rice at a movie theater screen with 100 other people watching Rocky Horror Picture Show?
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
Film
Your Guide to the Ingmar Bergman Series at the Lightbox Film Center
This September series celebrates the 100th anniversary of the filmmaker's birth by showing his films on weekends and Thursdays.
by ANA WEST
Television
Why It's Still Sunny in Philadelphia
A love letter to the TV staple that’s still showing the world Philly’s sense of humor.
by ANA WEST
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