Popster Picks for Monday, Oct. 3
By Lynn VenhausMovies: It’s #MeanGirlsDay This is so fetch! In the 2004 movie, Cady Heron started talking to Aaron in math class when he asked...
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‘The Greatest Beer Run Ever’ Falls Flat as Vietnam War Dramedy
By Lynn VenhausDumbfounded, I can’t recall a recent movie that is as tone-deaf as “The Greatest Beer Run Ever.” In 1967, John "Chickie" Donohue decides...
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‘Blonde’ Is a Relentless, Redundant Nightmare
By Alex McPherson A grueling, disorienting, and horrific reimagining of the life of Norma Jeane Baker, who became Marilyn Monroe, director Andrew Dominik’s “Blonde” ultimately...
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Popster Picks for Sept. 27
By Lynn Venhaus DVD: “Thor: Love and Thunder” released today.The third “Thor” superhero stand-alone movie combined comedy and romance with the cosmic action-adventure, earning $746.670...
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Popster Picks for Monday, Sept. 26
By Lynn Venhaus LIVE STREAMING: NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test Spacecraft (DART) DART is set to collide with a small asteroid that is the moon...
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Popster Picks for Saturday, Sept. 24
By Lynn VenhausWhat's Poppin' this Saturday? Here are our Popster Picks for the Bi-State Area (and beyond): Live Theater: "Winds of Change" in Bevo Mill,...
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‘Blonde’: Leering, Lascivious Look at Marilyn Monroe as American Tragedy
By Lynn VenhausBased on the 2000 fictional novel by Joyce Carol Oates, “Blonde” is a deeply flawed semi-biopic that blurs fantasy and reality regarding the...
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The Black Rep’s ‘The African Company Presents Richard III’ Looks Back at a Pivotal Moment in Time
By Lynn Venhaus Bigotry is an ugly thing to witness, even in the context of 1821. It’s expected, but always unsettling, no matter what period....
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Mia Goth Astounds in ‘Pearl,’ Superb Horror Prequel to ‘X’
By Alex McPherson Bolstered by a towering performance from Mia Goth, director Ti West’s “Pearl” is a captivating, upsetting, and idiosyncratic horror drama that rivals...
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Kevin Smith Aims for the Heart in Conclusion to ‘Clerks’ Slacker Trilogy
By Lynn Venhaus “Clerks III” is strictly for fans, a View Askew production set in that Kevin Smith universe that the writer-director broke through the...
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