All posts by André Hereford
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‘North By Current’ follows a trans filmmaker’s journey into a shocking family tragedy
A journey of self-discovery intersects with family tragedy in trans filmmaker Angelo Madsen Minax's "North By Current"
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Eternals review: Marvel and Chloé Zhao deliver a somber, thoughtful action epic
Marvel’s Eternals takes an intriguing turn towards the grown and sexy but doesn’t hit the thrilling action heights of peak MCU.
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Dune review: Denis Villeneuve’s epic boasts visual splendor, incomplete story
The visually and aurally spectacular "Dune" bogs down in sandy seriousness before dropping us off at an inconclusive end
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We’re Here Season 2 review: Shangela, Bob, and Eureka spread even more drag fabulousness
The queens of "We're Here" spread another season of love, tolerance, and fierce drag across the small towns of America
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DC Theater Review: Hadestown at the Kennedy Center
With a terrific cast and a rich, atmospheric score, "Hadestown" kicks off the Kennedy Center's theater season with a bang
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Movie Review: Michael Myers returns in Halloween Kills
Halloween Kills sidelines the Strodes and piles on the body count as Michael Myers terrorizes the whole town.
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Movie Review: Ridley Scott’s ‘The Last Duel’
Medieval drama meets the #MeToo era in a solidly entertaining film starring Adam Driver and Matt Damon.
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New film ‘Cured’ documents the fight to declassify homosexuality as a mental illness
Award-winning documentary Cured chronicles the activist struggle to remove homosexuality from the APA's list of mental illnesses
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Netflix’s Diana: The Musical is part of an “incredible evolution” of theater
Christopher Ashley on directing "Diana: The Musical for Netflix," as the show preps its long-delayed Broadway opening
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Film Review: On the Fringe of Wild
A trio of cringeworthy coming-out journeys collide in the Canadian drama "On the Fringe of Wild"
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No Time to Die review: A very wordy goodbye to Daniel Craig’s James Bond
Daniel Craig says bye-bye to Bond with the haunting but talky revenge tale "No Time to Die"
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage review – A swift, dumb, action-packed buddy comedy
"Venom: Let There Be Carnage" feels like a lot of set-up for little pay-off, despite bursts of eye-popping CGI and visual effects
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DeAngelo Jackson blazes a trail from gay adult films into mainstream acting on ‘Collar Confessions’
Here TV's drama was the "perfect way" for Jackson to transition into acting
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DC Theater review: Teenage Dick at Woolly Mammoth
Woolly Mammoth brushes up their Shakespeare with a hilariously irreverent retelling of "Richard III"
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Done with performative inclusivity, Angelica Ross is creating her own change
Angelica Ross speaks her mind, sings her soul, and holds Pose dear as she writes her next chapter
