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Though the term itself has had a recent renaissance in the pop-culture lexicon, the himbo isn’t a new invention. A lovable goofball of a man who also happens to be incredibly attractive, but not very smart, is a popular character trope for a lot of TV shows. A character who

This article contains spoilers for Fear the Walking Dead season 8 and The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. With the sprawling world of AMC’s The Walking Dead ballooning to a franchise that includes sequels, prequels, and anthology series, it’s easy to forget the humble roots of the Frank Darabont

When The Mandalorian premiered on Disney+ in 2019, most viewers quickly became enamored with the Yodi-like Grogu. The title character could have become an afterthought, but the man behind the mask helped infuse Din Djarin with quiet charisma and heroic stoicism. In fact, I remember asking my brother who the

“I’m just really lonely,” an errant incel hopefully tells a gender-fluid alien (who he believes to be a homeless murderess on the lam) before asking them to live with him.  Much of White Reindeer director Zach Clark’s latest, a low-fi black comedy about an alien invasion, revolves around exchanges like

Fictional horror movies scare us until we leave the theater. True crime dramas follow us home because they happened once to someone—or so they say. Heists, abuses of power, murders, and multiple murders. Hollywood loves crime and all the ill-gotten bootie it brings. From 1907’s The Unwritten Law: A Thrilling