reviews
Guillermo del Toro's 'Cabinet of Curiosities' Grounds Its Ghost Stories in Real-Life Horrors
Created by Guillermo del Toro
PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2022
Centuries ago, when only a handful of individuals set sail around the world, explorers and imposters alike would display their treasures fo...
Dazy's Noisy 'OUTOFBODY' Is Full-Tilt Power Pop
PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2022
Dazy, the bedroom power-pop alter-ego of James Goodson, released a compilation of his early EPs and singles last year called MAXIMUMBLASTSU...
Field Guide's 'Field Guide' Is an Intimate Self-Portrait
PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2022
Field Guide's sophomore full-length album is making its way out into the world, and it's bringing all the chill vibes you can handle along...
'The Lair' Retreads Well-Worn Territory
Directed by Neil Marshall
PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2022
With its tongue firmly placed in its cheek, Neil Marshall's The Lair is the established action-horror director returning to familiar territ...
Carly Rae Jepsen's 'The Loneliest Time' Has Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen
PUBLISHED Oct 26, 2022
Carly Rae Jepsen famously assembles her albums by drawing from a pool of dozens of potential songs, and The Loneliest Time is the result of...
'Call Jane' Is a Well-Acted Introduction to Reproductive Rights
Directed by Phyllis Nagy
PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2022
Call Jane details an underground abortion service in Chicago that existed from 1969 to 1973, when the procedure was illegal in most of the...
'Decision to Leave' Is Wonderfully Excessive
Directed by Park Chan-wook
PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2022
Beginning with the image of a man splayed out at the bottom of a mountain, Decision to Leave wastes no time. Although it initially appears...
'The Banshees of Inisherin' Takes the Wit of 'In Bruges' to Even Darker Places
Directed by Martin McDonagh
PUBLISHED Oct 25, 2022
The first 30 minutes or so of The Banshees of Inisherin recall the hilarious banter of Martin McDonagh, Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson's...