Bob Strauss

Bob Strauss · 5 min read Fans of Guy Ritchie's early British caper comedies were heartened when the filmmaker returned to

The director’s first television project feels like a creative resurgence, but lacks a clear destination The post ‘The Gentlemen’ Review: Netflix Lets Guy Ritchie Go Wild With TV Adaptation of His Own Crime Thriller appeared first on TheWrap.

The new Peacock series is a missing-person mystery about what’s missing in people’s lives.

The “Euphoria” and “Anyone But You” star loves working behind the scenes, but still manages to find time to play a horrified nun in her new movie “Immaculate.”

"Ripley" showrunner Steven Zaillian and cinematographer Robert Elswit revel in the artistry of adapting Patricia Highsmith’s celebrated novel

Bob Strauss · 6 min read What are you seeing? That question drives “Ripley,” the eight-episode limited series made for Showtime but premiering on Netflix on Thursday, April 4.

Decent thrills and mutant monsters make this latest dystopian horror film fun — eventually.

Zack Snyder’s Star Wars-y space opera on Netflix can boast great action staging, if not much else.

Netflix’s teen supernatural horror comedy is a jauntier spinoff from its graver, excellent “Sandman” series.

Director-star Daniel Yoon finds humor, transcendence and Constance Wu in a middle-aged man’s failure to succeed.