The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• Kaos reigns with a fresh, ferocious take on Greek mythology [69d]
• Terminator Zero is more interested in brains than brawn [69d]
• Tim Burton explains why he didn't ask Geena Davis and Alec Baldwin back for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice [69d]
• Amandla Stenberg not shocked The Acolyte was canceled after "rampage of vitriol" [69d]
• My So-Called Life creator reveals she used to watch Loveline to hear how real teenagers talked [69d]
• Don't try and tell Ice-T Law & Order: SVU is too "woke" [69d]
• At least 40,000 people liked My Lady Jane enough to campaign to save it [69d]
• Three days of Steve Harvey's life to become a major motion picture [69d]
• Gwyneth Paltrow is finally ending her film acting drought [69d]
• Beetlejuice Beetlejuice reinvigorates Tim Burton’s stale brand, returning to practical playfulness [69d]
• Armie Hammer is back in Los Angeles to start "a new life" [69d]
• Whatever is going on with the Nurse Jackie revival is none of Edie Falco's business [69d]
• Based On A True Story is still a bloody mess in first look at second season [69d]
• A vanished star links the movies and mortality in the captivating Close Your Eyes [69d]
• Watch the Terrifier 3 trailer, even if it's through your fingers [69d]
• Bravest woman in the world Nikki Glaser agrees to host Golden Globes [69d]
• Slow Horses cast invite you to guess who dies this season in exclusive behind-the-scenes clip [70d]
• Tension and romance heat up on Severance [70d]
• The Choose Me soundtrack gave Teddy Pendergrass a seductive second wind [70d]
• Sigourney Weaver confirms roles in The Mandalorian & Grogu and two more Avatars [70d]
• Isabelle Huppert opens Venice Film Festival with existential concerns about "weak" state of film [70d]
• English Teacher is a funny, mostly sunny look at modern education [70d]