Contributor: Paul Asay

Sugar, the name of Apple TV+’s film noir drama, might sound sweet. But this series starring Colin Farrell has an acrid bite.

Godzilla and Kong team up to shred cityscapes and the weekend box office as well, exceeding industry expectations.

Karen Kingsbury’s Baxters series hits Amazon’s Prime Video—and for fans of the series, it hits home.

Anchored by two-time Oscar winner Hilary Swank, Ordinary Angels gives us an extraordinary, well-crafted story.

In Freud’s Last Session, both the eminent psychoanalyst and the Christian apologist C.S. Lewis land on the psychologist’s couch.

Pixar still knows how to craft a great, resonant story. It might just nurse out a tear or two from even jaded moms and dads.

“War is barbaric,” a character in Land of the Bad tells us. And ultimately, so is this movie.

Ferrari features all the beautiful cars and fast times you might expect. But Ferrari red is not the only crimson on the road.

This offbeat comedy reimagines the Frankenstein story as a feminist fable—one that’s innocent and explicit in equal measure.

Po and company punched and kicked their way to $58.3 million in North America, toppling the mighty Dune: Part Two for the weekend win.

For a movie about a big, fat lie, Ricky Stanicky comes with some surprisingly true lessons—and two hours worth of troubling content.

If you missed the podcast yesterday, then you can read all about the winners of the 2024 Plugged In Movie Awards right here!

This revisionist fairy tale mostly minds its manners. Still, it can be pretty violent, too—and not everyone lives happily ever after.

A young noble inherits his father’s estate—along with its illegal marijuana operation. Alas, this show grows its own crop of problems.

Roll out the red carpet, fluff up that dress and straighten up that old bow tie: It’s time to officially conduct our always rollicking Plugged In Movie Awards.