Reviews
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‘In a Valley of Violence’ Review: John Travolta and Ethan Hawke Square Off in the Old West
Indie director Ti West (“The House of the Devil”) brings the violence to this Western, all right, but it finds its tone far too late
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‘We Are X’ Review: Rock Doc Celebrates Japan’s Greatest Band You’ve Maybe Never Heard Of
Passionate fans (including Gene Simmons and Stan Lee) and the driven musicians themselves may just make you an X Japan convert
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‘Insecure’ Review: Issa Rae Shines in HBO Comedy About Dating and Friendship
Move over, Lena Dunham – someone has a fresh new take on life in the 20s
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‘Divorce’ Review: Sarah Jessica Parker Is Still in the City, With Less Sex
HBO comedy about the destruction of a marriage finally emerges after four-year development process
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‘Holiday Inn’ Broadway Review: Like Visiting Berlin Before the Fall of the Wall
An Irving Berlin movie classic peters out long before Valentine’s Day in this new stage incarnation at Studio 54
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‘Frequency’ Review: CW Joins TV’s Time-Travel Craze With Peyton List Drama
‘Supernatural’ network reaches back to a 2000 movie to perform its own time-travel experiment
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‘No Tomorrow’ Review: Tori Anderson in a Lighthearted End-of-the-World Comedy
CW’s rom-com may face some problems getting viewers to commit
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‘Conviction’ Review: An Injustice How This Show Wastes Hayley Atwell
ABC’s new legal drama is no substitute for “Scandal”
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‘Timeless’ Review: Abigail Spencer and Company Go Back to the Past
NBC’s time-travel adventure might have a few too many twists
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‘The Encounter’ Broadway Review: How to Enjoy Getting Lost in the Theater
In a tech-driven show that includes headsets for audience members, Simon McBurney re-creates true expedition in Amazon rain forests
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‘Crisis in Six Scenes’ Review: Woody Allen Gets Burgled by Miley Cyrus
Aging filmmaker falls back on musty gags in Amazon’s ’60s-era political comedy
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‘Westworld’ Review: What If Everyone Is a Robot Except You?
What would you do if you could do anything you wanted?
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‘Audrie & Daisy’ Review: Netflix Documentary Unflinchingly Tackles Sexual Assault
Notes of familiarity cannot blunt the impact of two horrifying tales of teen girls who suffered not only rape but also backlash after the fact
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‘The Good Place’ Review: Kristen Bell Goes to Heaven and Finds Ted Danson
Funny afterlife sitcom with two TV veterans is a canny move for NBC
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‘Orange Is the New Black’ Review: Netflix Prison Dramedy Courts Danger, Reaches New Heights
Season 4 debuts on Friday
