Kilian Melloy reviews the Netflix series WEDNESDAY.
Rodney Brown reviews the Disney+ series WILLOW.
Also reviewing WILLOW is Max Covill.
Kilian Melloy interviews Peter Mill about his star turn in the play TORCH SONG.
Kilian Melloy reviews the Netflix movie LADY CHATTERLEY’S LOVER.
THE INSPECTION
“Though Bratton utilizes conventions of both “the queer film” and “the military film” (and frequently combines the two, cheekily playing up the Tom-of-Finland fetish cache of military regalia), his film never fully adheres to the formula of either. Ellis’ emotional journey is more emotionally complex than the typical protagonist of either genre, and Bratton hits some unexpected notes (the ethereal score by Animal Collective, for example, is not your typical training montage bombast).” – Oscar Goff, Boston Hassle
THE FABELMANS
“A Spielberg picture is always a wonder to behold, but with The Fabelmans he does something unlike anything he’s done before. Rather than grand set pieces, he allows the emotions to drive the film.” – Derek Deskins, EDGE Media Network
DEVOTION
“Devotion is the sort of movie that sneaks up on you. It can offer the thrill of battle without forgetting that this is the story of real people whose skills will be tested to the utmost.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
BLOOD RELATIVES
“Blood Relatives is a horror comedy hybrid with a heart which ultimately does something rare: it leaves you wishing it was longer.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY
“There is just so much to love about Glass Onion. Like its predecessor, it feels both informed by a long cinematic tradition and something entirely fresh. It is the type of movie that you can recommend to your cinephile friend as excitedly as you can to your grandmother.” – Derek Deskins, EDGE Media Network
Rodney Brown reviews THE GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY HOLIDAY SPECIAL.
Spoilerpiece Theatre reviews GLASS ONION: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY, THE MENU, AND THE PEOPLE WE HATE AT THE WEDDING.
BAD AXE 
“Bad Axe won’t be the only film of its kind, but it will be hard to top in potency.” – Oscar Goff, Boston Hassle
THE MENU
“Having finished watching The Menu, I chewed on it further and came to notice that the flavors weren’t as interesting and there was a persistent bitter aftertaste. It is an extravagant meal with a hefty price tag that will leave you hungry and in need of a burger on the way home.” – Derek Deskins, EDGE Media Network
SPIRITED
“Spirited is riotous fun that takes off on its source without denigrating it.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS: ONE AND ALL
“Perhaps the best way to put it is that you can be entertained by both films, but if you only see Fisherman’s Friends: One And All you’d probably not seek out the original. And that would be a shame.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
THE PEOPLE WE HATE AT THE WEDDING
“The People We Hate At The Wedding is more like “The Characters Who Bore Us At The Movies.” Hate is too strong a word to use here, though, as the two-dimensional characters are too bland to warrant such a strong word.” – Daniel Kimmel, North Shore Movies
Andy Hoglund recaps the SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE episode featuring Dave Chapelle.
Kilian Melloy interviews gay actor Robin DeJesus on playing a straight character in the Hulu series WELCOME TO CHIPPENDALES.