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<em>Mr. Monk's Last Case</em> is a Sweet and Thoughtful Return to the Classic Series

Mr. Monk's Last Case is a Sweet and Thoughtful Return to the Classic Series

Olivia Rutigliano on the new movie, now streaming on Peacock.

By Olivia Rutigliano | December 13, 2023

'UNSUB' Is Mostly Forgotten, But It Launched a New Era of Crime Procedurals

'UNSUB' Is Mostly Forgotten, But It Launched a New Era of Crime Procedurals

A look back at a pioneering ‘scientific’ investigative show

By Keith Roysdon | December 11, 2023

The Best Crime TV of 2023

The Best Crime TV of 2023

Lie-detecting drifters, musical sleuths, and AI-hunting nuns

By Olivia Rutigliano | December 8, 2023

Crime Novels About Cursed Films

Crime Novels About Cursed Films

Award-winning screenwriter Steven Katz goes deep on a classic, meta subgenre

By Steven Katz | December 6, 2023

Getting Ready to Say Goodbye to <em>Fargo</em>

Getting Ready to Say Goodbye to Fargo

FX's snowy crime series has just entered its fifth season. What can we expect from it?

By Matthew Redmond | December 1, 2023

What Really Went On Between Coppola and Sheen in that Hotel Room During the Filming of <em>Apocalypse Now</em>?

What Really Went On Between Coppola and Sheen in that Hotel Room During the Filming of Apocalypse Now?

It's an iconic moment in cinema history. But behind the filming is a disturbing–and revealing–story.

By Sam Wasson | November 28, 2023

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By Olivia Rutigliano | November 17, 2023

1987: The Thrilling-est Year in Hollywood History

1987: The Thrilling-est Year in Hollywood History

Michael Ledwidge makes the case for 1987 as the crowning achievement of Hollywood movie-making.

By Michael Ledwidge | November 16, 2023

Kenneth Branagh and De-Poiroting Hercule Poirot

Kenneth Branagh and De-Poiroting Hercule Poirot

Frank Falisi reflects on the launching of a new detective franchise with an old-hat protagonist.

By Frank Falisi | November 15, 2023

Healing Through Horror

Healing Through Horror

On the surprising mental health benefits of a scary movie habit

By Preston Fassel | November 15, 2023

What To Read While You're Waiting for the Next Season of <em>Yellowjackets</em>

What To Read While You're Waiting for the Next Season of Yellowjackets

Or, suspenseful novels to distract you from screaming "Who is pit girl?"

By Margot Harrison | November 13, 2023

<em>Anatomy of a Fall</em> Is a Stunning Experiment in Unknowability

Anatomy of a Fall Is a Stunning Experiment in Unknowability

Justine Triet's new film begins as a murder mystery, but turns into a riveting and chilling courtroom drama.

By Julia Sirmons | November 3, 2023

A Cultural History of the Erotic Thriller

A Cultural History of the Erotic Thriller

David Masciotra on the golden age of the erotic thriller and the direct-to-video pipeline that kept it all going.

By David Masciotra | November 2, 2023

On the Uncanny Delights of the <em>The Invisible Man </em>

On the Uncanny Delights of the The Invisible Man

James Whale's 1933 horror film is eerily charming and visually dazzling.

By Olivia Rutigliano | October 31, 2023

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