Author: Russell Falcon

‘True Detective: Night Country’ review: HBO crime series goes horror

(NEXSTAR) — It’s been five years since HBO’s critically acclaimed anthology series “True Detective” aired its last season but the wait is finally over as a new mystery begins. This time, the U.S.-set series takes itself way up north to Alaska for a head-scratcher of a crime that’s sure to Read More

‘True Detective: Night Country’ review: HBO crime series goes horror

(NEXSTAR) — It’s been five years since HBO’s critically acclaimed anthology series “True Detective” aired its last season but the wait is finally over as a new mystery begins. This time, the U.S.-set series takes itself way up north to Alaska for a head-scratcher of a crime that’s sure to Read More

This 2001 dance song is charting for the first time in 2024 – here’s why

Just years after Kate Bush’s 1985 song “Running Up that Hill” became a surprise contemporary hit thanks to “Stranger Things,” another older song is getting an unexpected jolt of life. This time, it’s thanks to the 2023 dark comedy “Saltburn,” which is currently available to stream on Prime. The song Read More

This 2001 dance song is charting for the first time in 2024 — here’s why

Photo of Sophie Ellis-Bextor (Photo by Nicky J. Sims/Redferns) (NEXSTAR) — Just years after Kate Bush’s 1985 song “Running Up that Hill” became a surprise contemporary hit thanks to “Stranger Things,” another older song is getting an unexpected jolt of life. This time, it’s thanks to the 2023 dark comedy Read More

The new ‘Mean Girls’ is a musical — and people are surprised

(NEXSTAR) — The latest incarnation of “Mean Girls,” the now-iconic 2004 teen comedy, finally hits theaters next week, and based on its trailers, the film promises “a new twist” on the story. But so far, the film’s marketing hasn’t explicitly shown what that means. On Wednesday, the film’s final trailer Read More

‘Ferrari’ review: Fast and furious family drama takes wrong turn

(NEXSTAR) — At its core, “Ferrari,” the new ultra-slick, high-octane sports biopic from “Heat” director Michael Mann, is a portrait of the different ways we process grief. And while the film, which hits U.S. theaters Christmas Day, delivers the action it promises, that’s not really what it seems to care Read More