Love Is Blind, the latest reality series to mine drama from hot people whose desire to be on TV temporarily blinds their sense of emotional responsibility, will air its anticipated finale tomorrow, but the drama won’t end there. Today, Netflix has announced that a reunion special will air the following week. The only…

If you’re a regular listener of WTF, you’ve probably been anticipating this moment for months: The official trailer for Marc Maron’s Netflix stand-up special, Marc Maron: End Times Fun. Maron has spent a fair amount of time during the pre-interview chatter on WTF discussing his stand-up tour and filming the special,…

The titular “monster” of The Invisible Man may be unseeable, but its themes—of abusive relationships and their lasting impact on victims—are loud and clear. That brazen metaphor is exactly what drew Elisabeth Moss to the project, writer/director Leigh Whannell’s fresh take on the classic Universal Studio horror icon.…

Michael Winterbottom’s Greed basically has one joke, which is, “Can you believe this rich asshole?” The rich asshole in question is British “fast fashion” mogul Sir Richard McCreadie (Steve Coogan), who made his money off the backs of sweatshop laborers but, if asked about it, would chock it up to his cut-throat…

Although it isn’t even March yet, a strong contender for 2020's best news blooper has just arrived. While the video in question doesn’t feature anything quite as strong as people realizing they’re probably too stoned to be on-air or falling over while they try to do their job, it does give us yet another example of a…

Phoebe Bridgers made a salty splash with the 2017 release of Stranger In The Alps, an immersive and deeply vulnerable collection of guitar-driven folk. Since then, she’s been at the center of two supergroups—Better Oblivion Community Center with Conor Oberst and boygenius with Lucy Dacus and Julien Baker—and joined…

In a lot of ways, Plunge represents the core of Hill House Comics. Limited miniseries offer creators a chance to tell contained stories and experiment, pushing the boundaries of what’s been done before; with a seasoned team like Stuart Immonen, Joe Hill, and colorist Dave Stewart, forging new territory isn’t…

You read that headline correctly: Macaulay Culkin—the Macaulay Culkin, hero of our wasted youth—has joined the cast of American Horror Story’s 10th season. Creator Ryan Murphy shared the news in an Instagram post, which featured a pair of videos touting the names (in the recognizable AHS font) of the forthcoming…

Knives Out director Rian Johnson just gave a huge leg up to those of us who are terrible at solving mysteries in real time. (Or we guess you could say, Rian Johnson just revealed a perpetual spoiler for all modern-day mystery films. It’s your call, honestly.) While breaking down one of the film’s key ensemble scenes…

I Am Not Okay With This hit Netflix today, but if you’re still on the fence about giving it your full attention—or you, a strange/blissful cave-person, have not yet committed to a Netflix subscription—the first seven minutes of the coming-of-age series are now available to watch for free. “Dear Diary, go fuck…

Any scrub can have a good night out at a bar. It takes people with determination (and at least a $10 bill in their wallet) to turn an Applebee’s into the hottest club in the neighborhood. One such visionary, a TikTok user named Vinny Wilson, did just that on a night out to soak in the ambience and down cheap cocktails…

In telling the story of ex-KKK member Mike Burden (Garrett Hedlund) and his rejection of the white supremacist ideology that once defined his life, Andrew Heckler manages to avoid a few of the more obvious stumbling blocks for a drama about racism from a white writer-director. Burden has to take the first step of…

Harvey Keitel, Stellan Skarsgard, Udo Kier, and Barry Pepper round out the cast of controversial Czech Republic drama The Painted Bird, an adaptation of Jerzy Kosiński’s 1965 novel that, per reports, saw audience members at the Toronto International Film Festival bailing due to its depictions of graphic violence.

Gene Luen Yang always preferred comic books to sports. As a child, he would lose himself in fantastic conflicts between costumed heroes and villains rather than subject himself to the ridicule of his peers on the playing field. For his latest First Second graphic novel, Dragon Hoops, Yang uses his primary interest to…