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Mark Ruffalo in the film Dark Waters. A corporate attorney shows to another man a distressing photo of a baby with deformities.

REVIEW: ‘Dark Waters’ (2020) Ruffalo Shines in Todd Haynes’ Bleak Legal Drama

By: Kevin Woodley 28th Feb 202028th Feb 2020

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Dark Waters is a little too pedestrian to catapult it into greatness, but it has strong performances and an even louder message.

Image from the show Locke and Key. A wide shot of a family standing outside a Gothic mansion in the snow.

Review: ‘Locke and Key’ (2020) is a Tame Adaptation and Missed Opportunity

By: Kevin Woodley 16th Feb 202014th Feb 2020

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In the show’s best moments, magic and reality come together to explore the nature of grief and how to overcome it.

Image from the show The Outsider. A troubled Ben Mendelsohn stares into the distance, and Cynthia Eviro stares at him.

Review: HBO’s ‘The Outsider’ is slow and predictable, but curiously watchable

By: Kevin Woodley 22nd Jan 202022nd Mar 2020

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It’s rough around the edges and not original, but it’s also curiously watchable, and sometimes that’s enough.