TV recap: ‘Welcome to Flatch’ throws a fake funeral

Welcome back to "Welcome to Flatch" recaps! In this week’s episode, "RIP Cynthia," Kelly and Shrub volunteer at a senior computer class and the town gets a lesson on catfishing. Meanwhile, Mandy teaches Cheryl self-defense after she is attacked for her alliance with Pockton.

Review: ‘The Northman’ shines as a violent Viking revenge epic

Director Robert Eggers scales up his vision with his latest film “The Northman.” This violent Viking epic fuses Eggers’ thematic interest in the thin line between the real and the phantasmagoric with a grandiose, theoretically more accessible narrative about vengeance. Here's film critic Vikram Murthi's review.

‘Doctor Who’ review: A pirate-themed Easter special is a throwaway romp

There’s a big “Doctor Who” event on the horizon this fall: Jodie Whittaker will step down from her role as the Doctor just as showrunner Chris Chibnall hands over the reins to returning creator Russell T Davies. But first, it’s time for a rather aimless pirate romp in 19th century China! TV critic Caroline Siede reviews "Legend of the Sea Devils."

The best horror for Easter, streaming free on Tubi

Easter horror movies? You've got options. Film critic Katie Rife picks the month’s best horror, fantasy and sci-fi movies to stream for free, including some nightmarish Easter bunnies, an “Exorcist” and a zombified spring break.

‘Dual’ review: Two Karen Gillans, one deadpan dark comedy

"Dual," the latest from director Riley Stearn, s set in a near-future sci-fi world in which terminally ill patients are encouraged to make clones of themselves who can go on living in their place. What could possibly go wrong? FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews this pitch-black comedy, which stars Karen Gillan ("Guardians of the Galaxy") and Karen Gillan ("Doctor Who').

‘We’re All Going to the World’s Fair’ review: One of the year’s best films is a digital nightmare

“We’re All Going to the World’s Fair,” New York-based filmmaker Jane Schoenbrun's new movie, feels the alienation of a life lived online deep within its bones. Rarely does a film convey the internal lives of its characters as viscerally as “World’s Fair.” Rarer still is a filmmaker who can accomplish this task with such clean, unadorned storytelling. Film critic Katie Rife reviews.

TV recap: ‘Welcome to Flatch’ and that old Flatch magic

Welcome back to "Welcome to Flatch" recaps! In episode 6, “That Old Flatch Magic,” Kelly inspires Dylan to return to his passion for magic with a visit to Flatch’s new magic and vape shop, Smokus Pocus. Meanwhile, Shrub finally takes Beth on a date.

Review: Yes, ‘Ambulance’ is stupid — but oh boy, is it fun

Michael Bay's “Ambulance” is a bifurcated mess that can’t decide what kind of movie it wants to be and so chooses instead to be several movies at once. Yet in spite of (or perhaps because of) its myriad flaws, it’s impossible to resist the film’s siren song. FOX film critic Allison Shoemaker reviews the action expert's latest.

New movie roundup: ‘Morbius,’ shmorbius

"Morbius" swoops in like a DNA-spliced-bat out of hell, "You Won't Be Alone" gets witchy and there are still two Tom Holland blockbusters in theaters. Here’s our take on what’s new, free, fun or all of the above.

Review: In “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood,” nostalgia becomes rocket fuel

Richard Linklater returns to his beloved rotoscoping animation format for “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood." Inspired by his own childhood in Houston in the 1960s, this sweet nostalgia trip back to 1969 pairs a showy framing device about a kid astronaut with a slice-of-life look at suburbia on the edge of the Space Race. FOX film critic Caroline Siede reviews this Netflix charmer.

‘You Won’t Be Alone’ review: Waking the Witch

The feral child of Terrence Malick and Robert Eggers, “You Won’t Be Alone” is a work of rare and haunting beauty that — as you might infer from the combination of influences cited above — is deeply, unquestionably not for everyone. FOX film critic Katie Rife reviews Goran Stolevski's unsettling debut.

April movie preview: Morbius, Sonic the Hedgehog and Nic Cage as Nic Cage

this April is a bit of an eclectic month for movies. As the box office slowly roars back to life, big blockbusters like “Morbius,” “Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore” and “Sonic the Hedgehog 2” are joined by throwback thrillers like Michael Bay's “Ambulance” as well as ambitious original projects like the sci-fi extravaganza “Everything Everywhere All At Once.” Here's our preview of the month in movies.