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From the critically acclaimed director of the award winning Les Miserables and The King’s Speech comes a reimagining of the classic 1981 Andrew Lloyd Weber musical, Cats. Tom

Queen & Slim, the debut film from Melina Matsoukas, provides a powerful perspective on racism in America as we see how quickly a seemingly innocent incident can turn

“I hate you Bonnie. I hate you” were the words many rape victims heard their attacker spit out while he prowled their homes. Forty years on, Bonnie Caldwell

Another disappointing episode of I’ll Be Gone in the Dark graced our screens this week as the focus continues to be on Michelle and her spiraling dependency on

The episode this week felt oddly messy, despite being directed by Josh Koury and Myles Kane, the pacing and tone of this episode was a swing and a

This week’s episode took a solemn turn as Michelle’s story returned to the main narrative bringing darkness and depression along for the ride. It becomes very clear from

In the hot summer of 1984 Kathy Lombardo, a young girl in her early twenties was sexually assaulted and murdered in an alleyway in the village of Oak

Earlier this week Joseph DeAngelo, now an infirm old man, was wheeled to the stand in a courtroom and in his signature hushed, delicate tone he admitted to

The Overlook Hotel lays dormant, at the end of long and twisty road, the ghosts of its inhabitants hungry for living souls, its windows darkened by piles of

The popularity of the true-crime genre has seen a surge in recent years, a by-product of couch detectives listening intently to the Adnan Syed case on the popular

Decent romantic comedies are few and far between these days with Netflix dominating the genre with regular releases of mediocre, star-driven stories with predictable endings. The Danny Boyle

The Curse of La Llorona is the directorial debut from Michael Chaves and the sixth film to take place within The Conjuring Universe. While this film is plentiful

With each passing episode, the world in which His Dark Materials manifests becomes bigger and more enchanting as the saga of missing children, dust and armored bears continue

The Righteous Gemstones continues to impress with an outstanding episode this week focusing on family, betrayal and the culmination of Gideon and Scotty’s scheme. In an episode that

This week’s aptly named episode gives us a break from the main storyline by taking us back in time to fill in some pretty big gaps that you