Nick Schager is an Entertainment Critic at The Daily Beast. He focuses on the film industry and filmmaking, with a keen interest in various aspects of arts and entertainment, including theater. Nick's insights and critiques are featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, Esquire magazine, and Slant Magazine, among others.
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Twenty-six years after the original, the franchise returns with plenty of outrageousness but far fewer laughs.
“Disclosure Day” resembles many of the director’s past films but can’t match their majesty.
By: Derek Smith, Diego Semerene, Nick Schager, Chuck Bowen
This set gives the under-sung Hadžihalilović her due, with a strong A/V presentation of each of her features and a generous heaping of extras.
Every few years, an Asian action film blows its American counterparts out of the water. In 2026, that standout is The Furious . Following in the footsteps
By: Nick Schager
It may not be the equal of “Game of Thrones,” but it’s getting closer.
“Toy Story 5” might not reach its predecessor’s heights, but it will emotionally destroy parents everywhere.
“Leviticus” mines fundamentalist homophobia for unholy scares.
Toys have a finite lifespan. And it seemed like the same was true of the Toy Story franchise, whose third installment brought the saga of Woody (Tom Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) to a pitch-pe...
By: Nick Schager
House of the Dragon is back! And, according to HBO, that’s basically the extent of what I’m permitted to reveal about its eagerly anticipated third season—other than that, as with Game of Thrones, it ...
Sugar ’s first season hinged on the inanest of twists. However, with that cat now out of the bag, Apple TV’s series proves a far more confident and coheren
