Film & TV
Quit While You’re Ahead: A Look at Movie Sequels
Could a 'Call Me by Your Name' sequel ever match up to its predecessor? Does any sequel?
'Game Night' is Funny For All the Wrong Reasons
Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams star in a redundant trip–wire comic thriller.
Netflix's ‘American Vandal’ is Everything a Mockumentary Should Be
The Netflix true crime satire turns a ridiculous premise into a surprisingly engaging show.
What makes Netflix's Terrace House the Only Real Reality TV Show?
The show is subtle, surprisingly deep, and definitely not normal.
A Rundown of Netflix’s March Additions
Prepare for premiering and returning Netflix originals, feature films, and documentaries.
Review: ‘Thoroughbreds’ AKA the Art of Being a Sociopath
Don’t expect much from the new teen–drama, which is just as flashy and empty as its two main characters.
Four Movie Streaming Services You Didn’t Know You Already Have Access To
Feel free to cancel that Netflix subscription.
Bingeable Telenovelas for Every Kind of TV Fan
For proper, neverending on–screen drama, check out these Spanish–language TV series.
‘The End of the F***ing World’ and the Art of Black Comedy
This bite–sized Netflix series takes on a tricky genre with humor and heart.
When Unconventional Filmmaking Works
Taking risks in production can elevate a movie beyond a simple gimmick.
Independent Filmmakers at Penn: Justin Lee, Ari Lewis, and Mary Osunlana
Three student–filmmakers discuss the origins of their passion and their future plans.
'American Crime Story' gets a Makeover
'The Assassination of Gianni Versace' is another great addition to Ryan Murphy’s television empire.
What TV Gets Wrong about Mental Illness
Mental health storylines demand nuance and honesty.
'A Wrinkle In Time' Represents Young People Right
Critics of the new children’s movie are missing the point.
Is the "Oscar Curse" Real?
Examining the idea that an Academy Award is a career–killer for young actors.
Strong Black Leads in TV History
A look back on leading men and women through the decades.
The 2018 Oscars Drinking Game
Celebrate 90 years of cinema the right way.
Five Historical Dramas to See Before Black History Month Ends
These acclaimed films shine a light on African–American history, revisiting the narratives we know.
What's Rotten About Rotten Tomatoes
What “Certified Fresh” actually means—and why it matters.
