Welcome to the Author Archive for Sara Clements
- 'Babes' Captures the Messy Imperfections of Motherhood, Pregnancy, and Friendship With Hilarious Perfection
- Review: 'Lee' Follows a Woman Who Captured War's Worst Atrocities
- Review: Sisters at Odds Come Together in Grief in Netflix's 'His Three Daugthers'
- 'Emilia Pérez' Is One of the Most Audacious Musicals of Our Time
- Amy Adams Goes Feral in 'Nightbitch'
- 'The Last Showgirl' Is a Stunning Showcase for Pamela Anderson
- Review: In 'Conclave,' the Election of a Pope Mirrors Familiar Political Rot
- Review: 'Cuckoo' Is a Unique Head-Scratcher
- 'A Quiet Place: Day One' Is One of the Year's Biggest Surprises
- Natalie Portman's Apple TV+ Series Is a Lot but It's So Good
- 'Fancy Dance' Is One of the Most Important Films You Can Watch This Year
- Do You Have a Neighbor From Hell? 'Restless' Is the Movie for You
- Review: June Squibb Could Do 'Mission: Impossible' but Tom Cruise Couldn't Do 'Thelma'
- 'Under the Grey Sky' Is an Unsettling Look at the Silencing of Journalists
- Add 'Beacon' to the List of Examples of Why a Lighthouse Make a Great Horror Setting
- 'The Devil's Bath' Looks at a Very Shocking, Unexplored Chapter of European History.
- Review: Viggo Mortensen Brings a Nod to Middle-Earth in 'The Dead Don't Hurt'
- Review: It's Pride Month Which Means You Have to Watch 'Backspot'
- Review: 'The Beast' Is a Sweeping Romance Film Unlike Any Other
- Review: 'Under the Bridge' Is a Must-Watch True Crime Series That Gives the Victim a Voice
- Let's Talk About the Love Triangle in 'Shogun'
- Review: 'The First Omen' Contains the Strength and Spirit of the Classic Horror Films
- Review: 'The People's Joker' Is One of the Best and Most Subversive Comic Book Movies
- Review: Revenge Thriller 'Femme' Presents a New Kind of Femme Fatale
- Review: 'Immaculate' Is All About Unleashing Holy Hell on the Soul
- In 'The Animal Kingdom,' Humans Turn Into What They Truly Are: Animals
- 'Death and Other Details' Finale: Who Is Victor Sams?
- Review 'Stopmotion' Is Hellish Nightmare Fuel
- Review: 'Suncoast' Is a Coming-Of-Age Film Unlike Any Other
- Review: 'Exhibiting Forgiveness' Is a Sundance Best
- Review: 'A Real Pain' Is a Poignant Exploration of Jewish Intergenerational Trauma
- Review: 'Ponyboi' Is a First for Intersex Representation Onscreen
- Review: A Buoy and Satellite Fall in Love in 'Love Me'
- Review: 'Death and Other Details' Is a Mysterious Mess You Can't Stop Watching
- Review: 'The Color Purple' Is an American Classic Reimagined
- Review: 'American Fiction' Is a Satire to Start a Conversation
- Review: Does 'Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget' Hold a Candle to the Original?
- Review: Disney's 'Wish' Is a Disappointing Celebration
- 'Quiz Lady' Is a Charming Comedy Involving, Yes, a Game Show
- The Devil on Trial,' Ed and Lorraine Warren, and the True Story that Inspired 'The Conjuring'
- Yes, 'Totally Killer' Is in Fact Totally Killer
- 'The Exorcist: Believer' Review: David Gordon Green Needs to Be Stopped
- 'When Evil Lurks' Is Ready to Make You Squirm and Jump Out of Your Seat
- Review: The Scorching 'Fair Play' Is One of the Best Debut Features in Years
- How 'Heartstopper' Propelled My Own Self-Discovery
- 'Sanctuary' Is the Hottest Movie of the Year
- The Charming, Emotional Drama 'Unicorns' Says Screw Labels
- So, Is 'The Nun II' Better Than the First?
- Review: 'Birth/Rebirth' Brings New Life to Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
- Review: 'Aporia' Presents a Great Moral and Quantum Conundrum
- Review: 'The Pod Generation' Takes a Futuristic Look At Women's Health
- 'Red, White & Royal Blue' Is Not a Movie for Royalists or the Political Right
- 'Haunted Mansion' Leaves a Familiar Taste of Unnecessary IP Fare
- Review: 'Joy Ride' Is All About Sex, Refreshingly So
- 10 Years Later, 'The Conjuring' Is Still One of the Best Horror Movies
- Spoilers: Did This 'Mission: Impossible' Character Have to Die?
- Review: 'The Witcher' Season Three Marks the Beginning of an End
- Review: Pam Grier and Blaxploitation Are Back With 'Cinnamon'
- Jon Snow with a Pornstache Deals Cocaine in 'Blood for Dust'
- Review: In 'Our Son', Luke Evans and Billy Porter Play Husbands on the Verge of Divorce
- 'Elemental' Is One of Pixar's Best Since 'Coco'
- 'Polite Society' Is a Teen Action Comedy That Kicks So Much Ass
- Sydney Sweeney Blows the Whistle on the Trump-Putin Bromance in 'Reality'
- Religion and Queerness in 'Disobedience' and 'You Can Live Forever'
- In 'Fool's Paradise,' Only the Cast and Crew Know What's Funny
- May 2023 4K UHD and Blu-ray Releases
- 'Sisu' Is a White-Knuckle Thrill Ride With a High Nazi Death Count
- Even an A24 King Can't Save 'Peter Pan & Wendy'
- Review: 'To Catch A Killer' Puts Cops In the Interrogation Room
- Rachel Weisz's 'Dead Ringers' Is Not for the Faint of Heart
- Review: 'Enys Men' Is an Enigmatic and Unsettling Feast for the Senses
- Review: 'Murder Mystery 2' Is a Good Sequel No One Asked For
- Keira Knighley Is Back and on the True-Crime Case of the 'Boston Strangler'
- Apple TV+'s 'Liaison' Gets Eva Green and Vincent Cassel Wrapped Up in Love and Spy Games
- Review: 'Sharper' on Apple TV+ Would Be a Top 5 'Swindled' Episode
- 'Joyride' Is a Charming Road Movie That Blows a Tire
- Netflix Brings 'Matilda the Musical' to the Screen
- 'Puss in Boots: The Last Wish' Is a Thrilling and Colourful Neo-Western
- Disney's 'Strange World' Is Weak
- 'Spoiler Alert' Will Have You Crying Under the Mistletoe
- Netflix's Must-Watch 'The Swimmers' Is Harrowing and Triumphant
- The Lohanaissance Is Here With 'Falling for Christmas'
- Eva Green Is Back With 'Nocebo'
- Don't Watch 'Prey for the Devil'
- 'Barbarian' Is a Flawed but Audaciously Unexpected Horror Film
- The Fairy-Tale Familiarity of 'The School for Good and Evil' Is a Blessing and a Curse
- Mila Kunis' 'Luckiest Girl Alive' Could Have Been a Great Netflix Miniseries
- The Awful 'My Best Friend's Exorcism' Just Made Me Want to Rewatch 'The Exorcist'
- Netflix's Dark Teen Comedy, 'Do Revenge,' Starring Maya Hawke and Camila Mendes
- 'See How They Run' Is a Comedically Meta Whodunit
- 'Me Time's' Buddy Comedy Could Have Sparked a Great Conversation With a Stronger Script
- Why 'Gentleman Jack' Needs To Be Saved
- 'Fall' Is a Survival Thriller that Kicks Fear in the Ass
- Review: Dario Argento Is Back to Giallo With 'Dark Glasses'
- Review: 'Dark Nature' Is Survival Horror at Its Best
- Fantasia Review: 'Polaris' Is One of the Most Unique Canadian Films Ever Made
- Shudder's 'Moloch' Is a Treat of Atmospheric Horror
- Where 'The Killer' Excels in Action, It Lacks in Plot
- Netflix Takes Its Latest Animation to the High Seas With 'The Sea Beast'
- Fantasia 2022 Preview: Five Films We Cannot Wait to See at This Year's Festival
- 'A Chiara' Isn't Your Typical Mafia Film
- 'The Innocents' Explores the Dark World of Children
- Hulu's 'Candy' Encapsulates What We Love About True Crime but in a Structurally Disorganized Way
- 'Crush' Is a Refreshing and Authentically Queer YA Rom-Com
- 'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent' Captures the Many Facets of What Makes Nicolas Cage One of the Greats