All posts by André Hereford
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Film Review: Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Marvel freshens up its formula with the fantasy-fueled origin story "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings"
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Candyman review: A lot to say, but not enough scares holding it all together
Candyman updates the 1992 horror film with astute social commentary, but contains more style than suspense
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Marion Hill set out to depict a triad relationship honestly in “Ma Belle, My Beauty”
The film is a semi-autobiographical romance à trois set amidst the sun-kissed hills of Anduze
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Film Review: ‘The Land of Owls’ is a measured alternative to summer blockbusters
Two struggling couples commune with nature and test their bonds in the quietly affecting "The Land of Owls."
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DC Theater Reviews: ‘Moon Man Walk’ and ‘Time Is On Our Side’
Secrets and lies abound, and are bound to come out, in the comedies "Moon Man Walk" and "Time Is On Our Side."
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Boxer-promoter Christy Salters Martin reveals the heart of a champion in “Untold: Deal with the Devil”
Netflix's documentary "Untold" recounts Christy Salters Martin's near-murder in 2010 at the hands of her husband
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Respect Review: Jennifer Hudson tears through Aretha Franklin’s songbook in gripping biopic
"Respect" is a dynamic portrait of Aretha Franklin as a young woman, overcoming lifelong demons to find her true sound.
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Curiosa review: An awkward commentary on female sexual liberation
Everybody's getting it on in "Curiosa," Lou Jeunet's frisky period romance between poets Marie de Régnier and Pierre Louÿs
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White Lotus star Murray Bartlett talks artful intimacy, Jennifer Coolidge, and the importance of queer casting
Bartlett had a blast giving in to bad impulses as the gay manager of a tony resort on HBO's summer hit
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Netflix’s ‘Pray Away’ examines the ex-LGBTQ movement through survivors and former leaders
Filmmaker Kristine Stolakis witnessed the harm caused by the ex-LGBTQ movement, and vowed to do something
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Annette Review: Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard’s musical lacks joie de vivre
Driver gives his all as a seriously self-involved comedian in Leos Carax's ponderously wooden musical "Annette"
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DC Theater Review: Detroit ’67 at Signature Theatre
Signature's handsomely-mounted "Detroit '67" doesn't transcend the limitations of its awkward virtual presentation
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The Suicide Squad review: Lean, mean, and stuffed to the gills with charisma
James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" just wants to save the world, one fuck-up at a time
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FBoy Island review: Swipe left on HBO Max’s dating show
The tantalizing premise of HBO Max's dating show FBoy Island loses steam, until the season's last-minute twists
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Tim Gunn on Making the Cut, dressing for comfort, and the one show he absolutely regrets making
For two decades, Tim Gunn has dominated the fashion industry with his sartorial elegance. His Amazon show Making the Cut continues the trend.
