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This X-Men ’97 article contains spoilers. Cue that iconic theme tune because X-Men ‘97 has us squeezing back into our colorful spandex once again. It’s been nearly 27 years since “Graduation Day” saw X-Men: The Animated Series bow out in style, and while Fox’s X-Men movies and the Marvel Cinematic

Alien is returning to the big screen, this time sans Ridley Scott in the director’s chair or Michael Fassbender’s android with a God complex. Shepherding the franchise forward into a new era is Fede Alvarez, the director behind the 2013 remake of Evil Dead and the 2016 slasher Don’t Breathe.

This article contains spoilers for Shogun episode 5. Food plays an important role in FX miniseries Shōgun. In the show’s fourth episode, English “barbarian” John Blackthorne (Cosmo Jarvis) signals that he’s growing more comfortable in his Sengoku-period Japanese environs by not only trying but enjoying natto – a bowl of

A discomforting film that feels like a lump in your throat, Birdeater is relentless in its ability to disarm and disturb. Written and directed by Jack Clark and Jim Weir, it is a well-crafted thriller that ups the pressure in what should be a relaxing and celebratory weekend, turning it

Proving to be much more than a simple exercise in gimmick filmmaking, Tina Satter’s Reality is a competently designed narrative that swims in a lake of muddy realism. Anchored by Sydney Sweeney’s understated performance, the film details the arrest of National Security Agency translator, Reality Winner, who famously leaked information