Nate Bargatze is a tremendously popular comedian whose standup already feels like watching a sitcom
The Breadwinner (2026)
Nate Bargatze is a tremendously popular comedian whose standup already feels like watching a sitcom
Any parent can tell you that there is an utter abundance of bad movies and TV shows made for kids.
“Beware the buzzy horror release” has become such a mantra around here that I assume you’re sick of reading it.
Finding Emily has a thesis about love, both literally and narratively:
The romantic comedy has certainly seen better days as a genre.
Phantom of the Opera might be the most adapted horror story this side of Dracula.
Beware the buzzy horror breakthrough.
“I like movies” might be the most harmless sentence in the English language.
One mental exercise I sometimes play with certain actors and directors:
I spent most of 2013 listening to Bruce Springsteen albums, and one thing I noticed is that his earliest records are confessional and immediate even when he’s inventing stories.