Trauma Horror The Moogai Isn’t More than Its Metaphor
A monster movie with a creature that’s barely more than its metaphor, this horror about Indigenous trauma falls flat. Our The Moogai review:
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NIVA Unveils Its 2024 Live List
This morning, NIVA unveiled its 2024 Live List in partnership with Paste and the Black List. Check out the 47 honorees.
Album of the Week | The Smile: Wall of Eyes
Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner’s second LP is not just an addendum within Radiohead’s already iconic institution, it’s a divergence that allows them to side-step the behemoth of culture-shifting precedents that surround the band’s legacy with sweeping, symphonic directions.
Masters of the Air Belly-Lands the Plane and Offers a Stunning Conclusion to the Band of Brothers Trilogy
Apple TV+’s Masters of the Air features a rocky takeoff, but once it finds its footing, it’s a visual marvel and must-watch conclusion.
A Chinese Family Adds One in Tense Psychological Thriller Brief History of a Family
A Single White Female for the end of China’s single-child policy, this psychological thriller rocks. Our Brief History of a Family review: