OCTOBER 06, 2020

'GLOW' Was Always Worth the Wait From its sterling debut through an unexpected cancelation, Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch's transcendent Netflix series always left us wanting … By Ben Travers

'Freaks' Is the Granddaddy of Disabled Horror, for Better and Worse Director Tod Browning tries to destigmatize the disabled and remind them, in 1932, that they're people.   By Kristen Lopez	'Ava' Takes Over as the Top VOD Choice, with Thriller 'Alone' Still Strong Jessica Chastain's female-assassin movie took the top spot on three streaming sites.  By Tom Brueggemann

'GLOW' Is Canceled, but Star Sunita Mani's Movie Career Is Just Getting Started The actress, who stars in the comedy "Save Yourselves" and in Amazon's upcoming Blumhouse horror pic "Evil Eye," talks about why it matters … By Kate Erbland	'The Batman' Moves to March 2022 After 'Dune' Delay, 'The Matrix 4' Lands Christmas 2021 The Matt Reeves-directed comic book movie was originally set to open in June 2021, but now the wait has been extended even longer.  By Zack Sharf

	AFI FEST 2020 Announces Full Lineup, Including Majority Female-Directed Films The Los Angeles festival's lineup boasts a number of films from strong filmmakers, including Heidi Ewing, Julia Hart, Mira Nair, and many mo … By Kate Erbland
	'My Neighbor Hayao' First Look: 10 Stunning Works of Art Inspired by Miyazaki Films The new book "My Neighbor Hayao" includes hundreds of fan-created artwork inspired by "Spirited Away," "Princess Mononoke," and more.  By Zack Sharf
	'The Lie' Review: Joey King Stars in Blumhouse's Hilariously Overwrought Master Class in Bad Decision-Making Veena Sud's entry into Amazon's Enter the Blumhouse series is improbable, silly, stupid, and almost impossible to turn away from.  By Kate Erbland
	'Black Box' Review: 'Total Recall' Meets 'Get Out' in Twisty Blumhouse Sci-Fi Thriller Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour has constructed an enigmatic lo-fi thriller with just enough intricate mind games to make the eerie journey worthwhile … By Eric Kohn
	'Soulmates' Review: A True-Love Drama Anthology That Doesn't Trust Its Own Strengths Despite having a solid ensemble and a fascinating premise, this AMC series ends up being a collection of genre exercises rather than human s … By Steve Greene