We explore how HBO’s The Righteous Gemstones uses comedy, family and televangelism to examine religious corruption and hypocrisy.
Author: Aaron Murray
From Sense8 and Our Flag Means Death to Euphoria and Sex Education, here are five LGBTQ+ TV shows worth watching during Pride Month.
We explore superhero fatigue, the changing box office fortunes of Marvel and DC, and whether audiences were tiring of comic book movies.
We explore how HBO’s Barry evolved from dark comedy into something much more unsettling, focusing on Bill Hader and the Season 3 finale.
Our Beef review explores Netflix’s dark comedy starring Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, its rage-fuelled rivalry and layered character writing.
We explore why Succession’s deeply unlikeable Roy family became so compelling, from Kendall and Roman to Tom and Greg.
Our Brightwood review looks at Dane Elcar’s low-budget time-loop thriller about a couple trapped in an endless path through the woods.
From Celeste and Tell Me Why to If Found…, here are five trans positive video games with meaningful transgender representation.
Our Skinamarink review explores Kyle Edward Ball’s experimental horror film, its childhood fears, darkness and unsettling lo-fi atmosphere.
We explore how Smile uses trauma, nihilism and familiar horror conventions to deconstruct the idea of so-called elevated horror.
A look back at ten horror movies we were anticipating in 2023, including Scream VI, Evil Dead Rise, Saw X and The Exorcist.