Welcome to the Author Archive for Sara Clements

'Anora': A Fairytale Only Sean Baker Could Tell
'Paddington in Peru' Is A Heartfelt Adventure in Search of Home
'All That's Left of You' Looks at A Family's Journey in the Palestinian-Israeli Conflict
'Sorry, Baby' Is A Profound Journey of Healing and Resilience
Review: 'Omaha' Is A Heartbreaking Portrait of Love and Sacrifice Amid Poverty
Review: 'By Design' Is A Quirky Exploration of Objectification, Envy, and the Cost of Perfection
Review: 'A Real Pain' Is a Poignant Exploration of Jewish Intergenerational Trauma
'The Last Showgirl' Is a Stunning Showcase for Pamela Anderson
Netflix's 'Carry-On' Fills This Year's Christmas Action Movie Void
'Maria' Brings the Soprano's Story to Life as a Greek Tragedy
Amy Adams Goes Feral in 'Nightbitch'
There's No Way 'Wicked Part II' Will Be Better Than 'Wicked Part I'
Those 'Bad Sisters' Find Themselves in Even Deeper Hot Water in Season Two
Review: In 'Conclave,' the Election of a Pope Mirrors Familiar Political Rot
Review: 'Exhibiting Forgiveness' Is a Sundance Best
'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
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
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: '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