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Peter Parker Has a Plan—a Bad One, but a Plan

By Jun 13th
Tuca & Bertie Has the Only Sexual Assault Storyline That Matters Right Now

By Jun 13th
Consensual Teen Sex Is Not the Thing That Concerns Us About Euphoria’s Sex Scenes

By Jun 13th
Good Job Game of Thrones, Nothing Like Submitting an Episode No One Could See for Best Cinematography

By Jun 12th
Early Reviews of Men in Black: International Say the Reboot Fails to Capture the Magic of the Original

By Jun 12th
Doing X-Men‘s Scott Summers Dirty For 20 Years Is a Problem

By Jun 12th
Death Comes Again as Russian Doll Gets a Season 2

By Jun 12th
Black Mirror‘s “Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too” Embodies the Shallow Feminism It Attempts to Skewer

By Jun 12th
There’s One Good Message in X-Men: Dark Phoenix

By Jun 12th
Things We Saw Today: Tom Holland Brings a “New” Spider-Man Scene to Jimmy Kimmel

By Jun 11th
Quentin Tarantino Confirms Again That His Star Trek Will Be Rated R and I Don’t Want It

By Jun 11th
Frozen 2 and the Problem With a Potential Return to Disney Sequels

By Jun 11th
Fox’s Discarded X-Men vs. Fantastic Four Crossover Film Sounds Like a Hot Mess

By Jun 11th
Candyman Producer’s Comments On Toxic Fandom Highlight a Real Problem

By Jun 11th
You Can Rent Tony Stark’s Cabin from Avengers: Endgame and That Feels Like the Perfect Place to Cry

By Jun 11th
Maya Erskine Joins the RomCom Renaissance With her New Film Plus One

By Jun 11th
Black Mirror’s “Striking Vipers” Raises Some Interesting Dynamics, but Falls Short When Depicting Black Male Intimacy

By Jun 11th
Audience Members Walked Out of Jennifer Kent’s Latest Film The Nightingale Due to Graphic Rape Scenes

By Jun 11th
Avengers: Endgame Screenwriter Explains Why There Was No Closure On the Bruce/Natasha Romance

By Jun 11th
The New Frozen 2 Trailer Shows the Power That Elsa Has

By Jun 11th