Review: Kash Patel’s Government Gangsters
For years, Kash Pramod Patel has fantasized about remaking the F.B.I. “in his own image.” At least that’s what The New York Times’s Adam Gol
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This Week in Streaming (June 3rd)
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The Year of Reckoning Gets a Reckoning of Its Own
With The Code, filmmaker Eugene Kotlyarenko obliterates the sentiments that defined the age of COVID
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The Unbreakable Boy Makes Good
Filmmaker Jon Gunn has remained a fixture of Franklin’s Kingdom Story Company and its efforts to challenge the reputation of faith-based movies. His latest project does the same for disability on screen.
This Week in Streaming (May 27th)
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A Game Show for Trump 2.0
Allegra Dru Milisitz has been in isolation since Inauguration Day for Greg Gutfeld’s What Did I Miss? Now, she’s ready to enter an entirely different world.
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Review: Henry Johnson (2025)
The last time David Mamet directed a movie, Barack Obama was still wrapping up the primary season for his first stint in the White House. Me
This Week in Streaming (May 20th)
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Rod Dreher Lives Not by Lies
The renowned conservative intellectual discusses his new documentary series and the unwavering threat of totalitarianism.
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Review: Sinners (2025)
The most exhausting aspect of Art in the Age of Trump is the tendency to boil down complex works to vapid lefty platitudes. But, for the pas