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What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in October: ‘Nope,’ ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies,’ ‘Dr. Jekyll’ Uncensored and More Halloween Fare
Alonso Duralde highlights the month’s major physical-media releases — because HBO Max will disappear your favorite movie without warning
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‘Black Adam’ Review: Dwayne Johnson’s Anti-Hero Superhero Movie Is Anti-Entertaining
Despite its efforts to tweak the tropes, this is a muddled, overstuffed origin story
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Angela Lansbury Appreciation: This Titan of Stage, Film and TV Moved Generations of Fans
From her early work at MGM through Broadway stardom and ”Murder, She Wrote“ immortality, Lansbury stayed vibrant and creative throughout a long life
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‘Bros’ Decoded: Why You Shouldn’t Read Too Much Into the Gay Rom-Com’s Weak Box Office
Hollywood rarely acknowledges underrepresented communities, and when they do, that representation has an absurd amount of pressure placed upon it
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‘The Good House’ Review: Sigourney Weaver Captivates as a Woman Pretending Not to Be Under the Influence
Darkly funny drama offers both a star turn and a powerful ensemble, led by Kevin Kline and Morena Baccarin
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‘Bros’ Review: LGBTQ+ Rom-Com Makes History, Yes, But Also Delivers the Rom and the Com
Star and co-writer Billy Eichner mocks his own privilege as a cis gay white male, but his film makes an effort to lift up the larger queer community
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What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in September: ‘Elvis,’ ‘Aline,’ Vintage George Romero, ‘Aqua Teen Hunger Force’ and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the month’s new physical-media releases — because you can’t count on HBO Max to hang onto anything
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‘Breaking’ Film Review: Powerful Performances Outshine Dramatization of True-Life Tragedy
Whatever its narrative shortcomings, Abi Damaris Corbin’s feature debut spotlights a stellar ensemble, including John Boyega and the late Michael Kenneth Williams
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What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in August: ‘Crimes of the Future,’ ‘Heavy Metal Parking Lot,’ ‘Pam & Tommy’ and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the month’s best new physical-media releases, because you never really own a film or TV show if it’s on digital
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‘Bullet Train’ Film Review: Brad Pitt Caper Comedy Suffers From Terminal Self-Satisfaction
A talented cast and high-speed setting are wasted on a glib, bloody comedy of the post-Tarantino school
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‘DC’s League of Super-Pets’ Film Review: You Will Believe a Dog Can Fly
Goofy animal throwback to mid-century comic books plays like a colorful antidote to grim-and-gritty superhero adventures
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Bob Rafelson Appreciation: As Producer and Director, He Helped Craft the New Hollywood
From The Monkees to ”Easy Rider“ to ”Five Easy Pieces,“ Rafelson was calling the shots during an exciting, paradigm-shifting era
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‘Nope’ Film Review: The Parts of Jordan Peele’s Latest Are Greater than the Whole
There’s no shortage of ideas and set pieces on display, but those pieces just don’t fit together
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What’s New on DVD/Blu-ray in July: ‘Everything Everywhere,’ ‘Drive My Car,’ ‘The Beatles: Get Back’ and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the month’s best new physical-media releases — because streaming availability isn’t forever
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‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Film Review: Taika Waititi Cracks the Jokes But Loses the Thread
Superhero sagas can certainly be quippy, but the introduction of darker subject matter makes the Thunder God’s fourth solo outing a tonal mess
