Biopics have always existed in a strange limbo of quality when it comes to big-budget or ensemble films. While they have indeed created career-defining performances and been ambitious in the
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When schizophrenic Thomas Birdsey (Mark Ruffalo) has an incident at a library that results in him being placed in an asylum, his twin brother Dominick (also Ruffalo) makes every attempt
“League of Legends” developer Riot Games takes a shot at their first foray into the FPS scene with “Valorant,” a free-to-play tactical shooter that takes inspiration from past installments in
Content trigger warning: sexual violence At the start of HBO’s new series “I May Destroy You,” young Londoner Arabella (Michaela Coel) returns from a trip to Italy, where she spent
The world wasn’t totally prepared for Fiona Apple in the late 1990s. In a musical climate that touted the rock-driven
I hope people are finding ways to keep themselves preoccupied during the quarantine. I’m a firm believer that every task
President Franklin D. Roosevelt had served two terms as America’s leader by 1940. The Democrat had just spent eight years
“Alright, come on you creepy-ass stalker!” In late September 1998, an outbreak of the undead swallows the midwest town of
When the season three trailer for “Westworld” dropped earlier this year, I was both elated and apprehensive. My excitement came
If you haven’t heard of Joe Exotic by now, whether it be by docuseries, podcast or Twitter meme, you have
