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Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 2, 2025 4.5/5 As Mountainhead shifts gears into a primal and ferocious battle of wills, the cautionary allegory becomes a deadly knockabout farce. Serves them right. Go to Full Review Mountainhead (2025) 73% - -

Matt Roush TV Insider Aug 9, 2024 5/5 The Lost Tapes is an invaluable guide through Taylor’s remarkable life... Go to Full Review Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes (2024) 97% - -

Matt Roush TV Insider May 31, 2024 4.5/5 This self-effacing quality, of an unassuming and restless visionary who came most alive during creation, shines through in Howard’s film. Go to Full Review Jim Henson Idea Man (2024) 98% - -

Matt Roush TV Insider Oct 13, 2023 3.5/5 Though not particularly flashy, Friedkin’s camera glides with purposeful restraint... Go to Full Review The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial (2023) 95% 79%

Matt Roush TV Insider Feb 4, 2023 3.5/5 Pamela lets Pamela take control of her narrative candidly and with humor... Go to Full Review Pamela, a Love Story (2023) 96% 93%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jan 6, 2023 3.5/5 Even so, the industry didn’t always know where she fit in, and Warwick proudly displays a European record cover displaying a white woman’s image... Go to Full Review Dionne Warwick: Don't Make Me Over (2021) 91% 100%

Matt Roush TV Insider Dec 17, 2022 Let the Little Light Shine reminds us that when a child’s education is at stake, no one can afford to stay on the sidelines. Go to Full Review Let the Little Light Shine (2022) 100% - -

Matt Roush TV Insider Nov 29, 2022 Santa Claus is one of the most powerful icons of the Christmas season, but even Santa must change with the times. Such is the thrust of this engaging documentary... Go to Full Review Santa Camp (2022) 100% 75%

Matt Roush TV Insider Aug 4, 2022 Those who take comfort in knowing that some things never change may delight in the sniggering antics of those perpetually delinquent adolescents. Go to Full Review Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe (2022) 97% 84%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 24, 2022 These profiles of courage deserve their place in American and sports history. Go to Full Review After Jackie (2022) - - - -

Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 18, 2022 It’s about purpose. And people. Or as Marge puts it, “As long as you and I have each other, we’re not afraid to be stupid.” We should all be so silly. Go to Full Review Jerry & Marge Go Large (2022) 67% 78%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 11, 2022 Expect to laugh through your tears. Go to Full Review Dirty Daddy: The Bob Saget Tribute (2022) 80% 71%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 11, 2022 This documentary could hardly be timelier... Go to Full Review The Janes (2022) 100% 69%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jun 11, 2022 American Masters pays homage to one of the most influential figures in 20th-century New York theater. Go to Full Review Joe Papp in Five Acts (2012) - - - -

Linda Maleh TV Insider May 23, 2022 What works about Fear Street is that on a purely surface level it is highly entertaining, and yet the further you dig into it, the more you realize it has something profound to say. Go to Full Review Fear Street Part Three: 1666 (2021) 89% 76%

Linda Maleh TV Insider May 23, 2022 Fear Street is not just trading in nostalgia, though. It has its own unique tone, and every chance it gets either subverts or deepens classic horror tropes... Go to Full Review Fear Street Part Two: 1978 (2021) 88% 80%

Linda Maleh TV Insider May 23, 2022 Fear Street is not unaware of the shoulders of past slasher flicks on which it stands. Go to Full Review Fear Street Part One: 1994 (2021) 84% 62%

Matt Roush TV Insider Apr 27, 2022 With unflinching realism and compassion, director Barry Levinson (Rain Man) frames this moving story of redemptive grace as anything but a triumphant sports story. The Survivor is more about one man wrestling with the demons of grief and survivor guilt. Go to Full Review The Survivor (2021) 86% 77%

Matt Roush TV Insider Feb 15, 2022 A harrowing drama reliving the pandemic's first wave as seen from within an ill-equipped and understaffed British nursing home. Go to Full Review Help (2021) 100% 91%

Matt Roush TV Insider Jan 11, 2022 To the end, Ray Donovan is about the damage done by sins of the father, with redemption coming at a terrible cost. Go to Full Review Ray Donovan: The Movie (2022) 81% 57%