OCTOBER 07, 2020

The Best Movies Eligible for the 2021 Oscars Right Now From "Da 5 Bloods" to "I'm Thinking of Ending Things," catch up now on the best films that can contend for the 2021 Oscars.  By Zack Sharf

'Monsterland': Kelly Marie Tran and Kaitlyn Dever Explore the Fairy Tales of Femininity For the cast and crew, the Hulu anthology series gave them an opportunity to plumb the depths of women's experience from a horror perspectiv … By Kristen Lopez	'Totally Under Control' Review: Alex Gibney's Infuriating Look at U.S.'s Bungled Coronavirus Response It may be too soon for a definitive take on how the U.S. government screw things up, but this documentary does a fine job of bringing us up … By Eric Kohn

Marc Maron to Netflix: Let Us End 'GLOW' with a Two-Hour Movie The "GLOW" co-star urged Netflix to give the series' cast and creative team the minimal resources for a proper finale.  By Tyler Hersko	David Lynch: 'I'd Be Making a Film or Continuing Story' Right Now If Not for Lockdown With that said, Lynch notes he is a big fan of the isolation that comes with being in lockdown.  By Zack Sharf

	The 20 Highest Grossing Indies of 2020 Take a deeper look at the year's twenty highest-grossing specialty films, refreshed weekly.  By Kate Erbland
	'neXt' Review: Fox's Evil Computer Thriller Gets Off to a Decent Start John Slattery stars in this solid network riff on a rogue artificial intelligence with a possible penchant for murder.  By Steve Greene
	Dan Levy Calls Out Comedy Central India for Removing 'Schitt's Creek' Gay Kiss "The censorship of gay intimacy is making a harmful statement against that message," Levy wrote in reaction to the censorship.  By Zack Sharf
	Spike Lee: Oscar Voters Who Oppose New Inclusion Rules 'Probably Voted' for 'Green Book' While Lee says there are "a lot of loopholes" in the new rules, he does believe the Academy's heart is in the right place.  By Zack Sharf
	'Hubie Halloween' Review: The Adam Sandler Netflix Comedy America Needs Right Now Come for Adam Sandler in full "Waterboy" mode, stay for June Squibb, Ray Liotta, and Steve Buscemi giving truly inspired comic performances.  By David Ehrlich