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As Close To Understanding the Method to Andy Kaufman’s Madness As You’ll Get
As Close To Understanding the Method to Andy Kaufman’s Madness As You’ll Get

The comedy world has had its share of innovators over the years, those who break down walls to do something that hasn't been seen before. It's the perfect arena for creativity because, although people might not laugh, they will give…

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The Penguin Lessons Review | Flickreel
The Penguin Lessons Review | Flickreel

At first glance, The Penguin Lessons might seem like Dead Poets Society. Both feature comedic actors demonstrating their dramatic range. Instead of Robin Williams, Steve Coogan is the English teacher assigned to a class of young men. Both also take…

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Death of a Unicorn Review
Death of a Unicorn Review

As far as animal-related accidents go, hitting a deer is traumatic. Hitting a dog is worse. Nothing tops hitting a unicorn, especially if it’s at all vengeful. That’s the setup for Death of a Unicorn, a horror comedy that’s about…

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Titus Welliver Skillfully Anchors a Strong Finale for Our Favorite Modern Detective
Titus Welliver Skillfully Anchors a Strong Finale for Our Favorite Modern Detective

We're nearing the finale of one of TV's best police procedurals, Bosch: Legacy. The Bosch series follow-up continues the journey of detective Hieronymous "Harry" Bosch (Titus Welliver) as he pursues justice in the sunny but ethically shady streets of contemporary…

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The Season’s Most Taboo, Skin-Crawling Installment Yet
The Season’s Most Taboo, Skin-Crawling Installment Yet

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The White Lotus Season 3 Episode 6. As promised, the third season of The White Lotus continues to tread confidently into the dark psyches of its characters, becoming the most spiritually provocative…

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Ted’s Reckless Stunt Costs Him His Strongest Ally
Ted’s Reckless Stunt Costs Him His Strongest Ally

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Suits LA Episode 5.By golly, I think Suits LA has found its rhythm. The fifth episode continues to build on the momentum of last week, opening with an unhinged Ted (Stephen Amell)…

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The Game Is Finally Afoot
The Game Is Finally Afoot

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Watson Episode 7. Watson has officially crossed the midway point with tonight’s episode, and the series is finally on track to deliver on the most compelling aspects of its premise. Last week…

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Colter Shaw Investigates Ritual Sacrifices and Missing Children
Colter Shaw Investigates Ritual Sacrifices and Missing Children

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Tracker Season 2 Episode 14. It wouldn't be Tracker Season 2 if it wasn't edging closer and closer to the supernatural. This week is the season's second dalliance with magic. Episode 5…

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Alex and Spencer Face More Threats on the Road to Montana
Alex and Spencer Face More Threats on the Road to Montana

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for 1923 Season 2 Episode 5. As we dive into another new episode of Taylor Sheridan's latest hit series, 1923, "Only Gunshots to Guide Us" is an interesting pivot away from the story…

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Buck and Bobby Are Both Riding the Struggle Bus This Week
Buck and Bobby Are Both Riding the Struggle Bus This Week

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for 9-1-1 Season 8, Episode 11.After the heaviness of Maddie's (Jennifer Love Hewitt) storyline in the past two episodes of 9-1-1, it is a relief that this week's episode picks up a few weeks…

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Thrills in a Candy-Coated Psychotic Shell
Thrills in a Candy-Coated Psychotic Shell

In the camp of Misery and Hard Candy comes Emma Higgins' not-so-sugary thriller Sweetness. The music video director introduces audiences to a Gen Z Annie Wilkes, swapping out an injured actor for a drug-addict popstar. It's a suburban tale of…

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A Conceptually Compelling Sci-Fi That Takes Too Long To Make Its Point
A Conceptually Compelling Sci-Fi That Takes Too Long To Make Its Point

This review was originally published on September 12, 2024, as a part of our Toronto International Film Festival coverage. In the near future, if a couple wants to have children, they can only do so after being given the green…

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