Alonso Duralde
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What’s New on DVD in October: ‘Halloween,’ ‘The Night Stalker,’ ‘Misery,’ and More
Alonso Duralde highlights spooky favorites and all of the best new physical-media releases
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‘I’m Your Man’ Film Review: Dan Stevens’ Love Robot Helps Tweak Rom-Com Conventions
Director and co-writer Maria Schrader takes an unsparing look at algorithm-driven relationships — and we’re all in one
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‘Prisoners of the Ghostland’ Film Review: Nicolas Cage Grimaces and Bears It Through Baffling Genre Mishmash
Working in English for the first time, Japanese auteur Sion Sono’s greatness gets lost in the translation
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What’s New on DVD in September: ‘Zola,’ ‘Mare of Easttown,’ Richard Pryor, and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the best new physical-media releases
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‘The Mad Women’s Ball’ Film Review: Mélanie Laurent Explores Asylum Life Through a Feminist Lens
Toronto 2021: Lou de Laâge sees dead people in a film that examines madhouses as a tool of the patriarchy
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‘Come From Away’ Film Review: 9/11 Musical Finds Hope for Humanity Amid Horror and Heartbreak
This recording of the Broadway hit is stirring, moving and funny, without ever resorting to mawkishness
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What’s New on DVD in August: David Oyelowo, Mads Mikkelsen, John Travolta and Lily Tomlin, and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the best new physical-media releases
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‘The Suicide Squad’ Film Review: Margot Robbie and New Villains Face Certain Death With Quips
Incoming writer-director James Gunn mostly nails the balance between hard-R violence and outrageous laughs
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‘Enemies of the State’ Film Review: Powerful Documentary Cuts to the Heart of Internet-Era Persecution and Paranoia
Director Sonia Kennebeck’s look at one family in the government’s crosshairs offers twists and unpredictability at every step
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‘Playing With Sharks’ Film Review: Valerie Taylor Champions the Ocean’s Most Misunderstood Denizens
Once a consultant and photographer on “Jaws,” conservationist Taylor champions sharks after decades of bad P.R.
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‘Space Jam 2’ Review: LeBron James Nets Nothing in Overstuffed Sequel
“A New Legacy” barely has jokes for the Looney Tunes, let alone the entire Warner Bros. cast of characters, who spend the film mostly just standing around
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‘Black Widow’ Film Review: Scarlett Johansson Adds a Dash of 007 to the MCU
Her presumed exit from the series allows her to tap out as Florence Pugh taps in
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What’s New on DVD in July: ‘Shiva Baby,’ Cannon Films, ‘Working Girls,’ and More
Alonso Duralde spotlights the best new physical-media releases
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Richard Donner Appreciation: An Old-School Hit-Maker Who Emerged From New Hollywood
Donner’s steering of hits like “Superman” and “Lethal Weapon” recalled the studio days when directors were directors and not auteurs
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‘The Ice Road’ Film Review: Liam Neeson Hauls a Load of Action Clichés
The downright laughable VFX are just part of the problem with this chilly thriller
