Travis Johnson

It takes a whole lotta money, mythology, and “high-mindedness” to end up with a show this inessential.

There’s more Joe Exotic, more Carole Baskin, more magnificent tigers. But have audiences moved on?

It’s wild that director Chloé Zhao can go from Oscar-winning brilliance…to this, the tedious nadir of the MCU thus far.

Army of Thieves is pretty inessential – but it’s generally good fun. Sometimes that’s enough

With M. Night Shyamalan’s Old hitting home release, we look back at a misunderstood meditation on time, loss, and love.

David Gordon Green’s slasher suffers from ‘middle movie syndrome’, even as Michael Myers hits an all-time high.

Prime Video dumbs down and sexes up the nineties slasher, barely deriving any joy as it kills off narcissistic characters along the way.

In remote, rugged Iceland, a couple adopts a most unusual child: sounds compelling, but what does it all add up to?

Nine standalone shorts: but which ones are worth your while?

Twelve terrific adaptations—with no superpowers needed.

All the sex and blood and barfed-up kittens in the world can’t liven up flat storytelling.

Kevin Smith doesn’t have to put the toys back in the box after each episode.

Trash is fine. Trash is good. But *boring* trash….

This classic low budget noir is torrid, steamy and unflinchingly erotic, but never sleazy.

Occasional moments of fun can’t save a poorly written superhero series.

Zack Snyder is hardly the first director to restore their original vision.

We haven’t watched a lot, but we like what we see.

Jaw-droppingly beautiful film is set during the fallout from a supernatural plague.

Your jam-packed guide to everything landing on BINGE this month.

Our resident Dune super-nerd deep dives into this year’s epic-looking adaptation.

From Gene Hackman as a disgraced coach to Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson as rival hustlers – these films got game.