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Father Stu/Father Stu: Reborn

I found a lot to like in Father Stu. It’s funny and faithful and, ultimately, deeply moving. But it’s also very messy.

Despite some fine performances and surprising restraint, The Son’s searingly honest depiction of mental illness misses the mark.

Champions has some nice messages, but they’re buried under a full-court press of crass sexual allusions.

Four Hollywood icons—Jane Fonda, Sally Field, Rita Moreno and Lilly Tomlin—team up for a fictional fan foray to the Super Bowl.

You can’t accuse this film of finding the devil in the details. The Devil Conspiracy didn’t bother with details (or quality) at all.

If you’ve seen a Jason Statham movie before, then you can probably make a good guess about what expect here, content-wise.

Hulu takes us into a real-life murder mystery sleuthed.

Det. Philip Marlowe’s latest noir adventure is a bit too muddled in stereotypical tropes to be enjoyed.

The characters in this sometimes insightful, often narcissistic drama rarely look up long enough to notice anyone else.

Limbs? Detached. Entrails? Exposed. Blood? You betcha. Imagine something like The Walking Dead. Only with a bear. On cocaine.