The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• David Mamet's finally making his film version of film satire Speed-The-Plow [31d]
• Masters Of The Universe director declares Jared Leto's Skeletor "the embodiment of toxic masculinity” [31d]
• We'll have to wait a little longer to see if DC's Clayface will live up to that "body horror" label [31d]
• Rotten Tomatoes swears all its Melania audience reviews are real [31d]
• Austin Butler to live strong as Lance Armstrong's personally approved Lance Armstrong [31d]
• Grand jury indicts Timothy Busfield on child sexual abuse charges [31d]
• The latest Frieren asks: What's scarier, life-or-death battles or first dates? [31d]
• Paul W.S. Anderson's House Of The Dead alive enough to cast Isabela Merced [31d]
• International Olympic Committee hopes the Americans won't be booed [31d]
• The 'Burbs has a charming ensemble but a dragged-out plot [31d]
• This week's best new albums to stream [31d]
• There's a Pokémon pinball machine on the way [31d]
•  HBO Max makes streaming Schitt's Creek its bailiwick [31d]
• Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die, and win a gorgeous art print from Gore Verbinski's latest [31d]
• Twisted Sister cancels upcoming performances as Dee Snider resigns from band [31d]
• Dragon Quest VII Reimagined feels kind of like dying—except not as fun [31d]
• Mark Ruffalo criticizes Kevin O'Leary's criticism of Billie Eilish [31d]
• Casey Wasserman is in the Epstein files, and his roster is pushing back [31d]
• In Singin’ to an Empty Chair, Ratboys find more revelation than reinvention [31d]
• Taylor Swift relegates "Opalite" music video to Spotify and Apple Music [31d]
• 20 years ago, rock and roll overstayed its welcome at the Super Bowl Halftime Show [31d]
• House Party helped kick off New Jack Cinema in style [31d]
• Industry shifts into corporate-thriller mode in "Eyes Without A Face" [31d]
• Justice gathers the worthy in a rousing A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms [31d]