All posts tagged "Reviews"
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‘Heroes of the Fourth Turning’ Review: Gotta Have Faith
Five Catholic conservatives clash over faith, morality, and politics in the compelling 'Heroes of the Fourth Turning' at Studio Theatre.
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Demi Lovato ‘Holy Fvck’ Review: Keeping it Real
On her newest album, Demi Lovato taps into past trauma and inner turmoil in a defiant pop punk reinvention.
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‘Beast’ Review: Rip Roaring and Ridiculous
Tense action, impressive effects, and plot holes you could drive a herd of elephants through add up to a dumb, diverting 'Beast.'
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Madonna ’50 Number Ones’ Review: Queen of the Club
Madonna celebrates 50 Billboard number ones with an impressively sprawling remix album
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‘Special’ Review: Lizzo’s Self-Love Pep Talk
Lizzo's strongest work to date, 'Special' cements her position as the queen of the self-love pep talk.
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“A League of Their Own” Review: Bases Loaded
Inspired by the movie, the Amazon series "A League of Their Own" reaches beyond baseball for a rich story of 1940s womanhood.
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“Bodies, Bodies, Bodies” Review: Busy Bodies
Fresh, tense, and funny, "Bodies, Bodies, Bodies" serves up sharp social satire via a twisted, bloody whodunnit.
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“American Prophet” Review: Prophets and Losses
A stirring biography embedded in a staid musical, Arena's "American Prophet" brings the fire of Frederick Douglass.
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‘They/Them’ Review: Slashing Out
Not as clever as its title, 'They/Them' fumbles its mash-up of summer-camp slasher pic and queer-conscious social drama.
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‘Prey’ Review: Hunting Season
'Prey' pumps blood back into the Predator franchise with a riveting duel between the alien and a skilled Comanche huntress.
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‘Hypochondriac’ Review: Mommie Weirdest
A trippy drama with horror movie tendencies, 'Hypochondriac' powerfully evokes the fear of encroaching mental illness.
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‘Nope’ Review: Just Say Yes
Jordan Peele maintains his track record as a master of suspense with the eerie to the extreme 'Nope.'
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‘Anything’s Possible’ Review: Isn’t It Romantic?
'Anything's Possible' hits a rom-com sweet spot simply by letting its trans teen heroine be herself and dare to dream
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‘Muna’ Review: The Star is Ready to Rise
With a newfound gift for creating a hit, Muna releases a stunning, unapologetically queer album.
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‘Only Murders in the Building’ Review: Super Sleuths
The crime-solving trio of Martin, Short, and Gomez shine in a second, suspenseful season of "Only Murders in the Building."
