The Brutalist Report

The A.V. Club

• 50 years of terror: The essential horror films of 1974 [20d]
• Alfonso Cuarón’s riveting Disclaimer opens with a nuanced pair of episodes [20d]
• Finally: Someone made Hamlet in Grand Theft Auto, and it's gonna be in theaters [20d]
• Weird Al out here asking the big questions, like, "Why hasn't Weird Al hosted SNL?" [20d]
• Big Bang Theory's comic shop nerds are getting their own spin-off [20d]
• Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth share the world’s most mellow romance in Lonely Planet [20d]
• Henry Cavill reaches "starring in a Voltron movie" portion of his career [20d]
• PBS Masterpiece offers a first look—and an early premiere date—for the revamped Miss Scarlet [20d]
• John Mulaney is the new variety show host in town [20d]
• Netflix renews both The Diplomat and Nobody Wants This [20d]
• There is a plan for Severance season three, but it might take a while [20d]
• Jentry Chau Vs. The Underworld teaser introduces a teen demon slayer for a new generation [20d]
• Bland and unromantic, We Live In Time wastes it [20d]
• Pharrell thinks we'll see a colony on Mars in our lifetime [21d]
• It took Alfonso Cuaron a year to shoot his show Disclaimer like a movie [21d]
• Jude Law tries to take down a terrifying white supremacist group in The Order trailer [21d]
• Outer Banks is fun again [21d]
• Stephen Graham is getting Peaky with it again [21d]
• Maybe more people will watch Apple TV+ shows when they're on Prime Video [21d]
• 10 hours in line for the Criterion Closet was worth every excruciating second [21d]
• Teacup is a horrifically bad horror series [21d]