Articles by Brother Huds

The Sundance-prizewinning “Emergency,” about three friends trying to get an overdosed young woman to an emergency room, never goes the way you expect. It starts […]

It’s so refreshing to see an unhurried, patient documentary, one that trusts its audience to follow along rather than relying on cheap gimmicks to manipulate […]

It’s been fascinating to watch both ends of the political spectrum try to claim the legacy of George Carlin. Conservatives are convinced he would embrace […]

Through a shocking sequence that plays like an oblique explanation of its title, David Cronenberg’s evasive mind-and-body-bender “Crimes of the Future” cracks open in its […]

The ITV series “Downton Abbey” that started this all ran for six seasons with a total of 52 episodes. A multi-generational high-end British soap opera […]

Chip and Dale are smart candidates for a reboot—they’re a recognizable cartoon Disney duo, even if one doesn’t know their series, or have a nostalgia […]

The Sundance-prizewinning “Emergency,” about three friends trying to get an overdosed young woman to an emergency room, never goes the way you expect. It starts […]

The excellent and infuriating “Hold Your Fire” has all the twists and turns of the best hostage movie thrillers. That it is a documentary supports […]

The tropes in play in “The Valet” are those of culture-clash romcoms, where two people of different backgrounds have to somehow reconcile and merge their […]

Having been an actress her entire life, Mayim Bialik is wise enough to stand back and let her seasoned, starry cast shine in her feature […]