Movies What's on TV for Thursday, April 15 The Milwaukee Bucks are taking on the Atlanta Hawks tonight! 'Vanquish' Review: An endless night of nonsense Ruby Rose tries to carry this crime thriller with steely resolve, but the script's many plot holes make it impossible to hold together. What's on TV for Wednesday, April 14 A new season of The Circle debuts today on Netflix! SXSW 2021 Review: 'Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched' is a dense and delightful folk horror doc By Rosie Knight An atmospheric, enigmatic, and extensive look at one of horror's best subgenres. SXSW 2021 Review: 'Gaia' is the 'Blue Lagoon' of 'Annihilation's By Matthew Monagle When forest ranger Gabi loses her way in the jungle of South Africa, the men who save her warn her that humanity's end might be at hand. SXSW 2021 Review: 'Offseason' is a sparse but effective sea-salt soaked folk horror By Rosie Knight "They f**k you up, your mum and dad" and never was that statement truer than in Mickey Keating's bleakly enjoyable and coast Folk Horror 'Offseason.' SXSW 2021 Review: 'Swan Song' sings loud and proud By Matt Donato Todd Stephens' 'Swan Song' is about the life, the influence, and the sharpened sheers of Ohio's local-legend hairstylist Pat Pitsenbarger. SXSW 2021 Review: 'Witch Hunt' wonders if we've really changed since the 1690s By Amelia Emberwing Witch Hunt is, by and large, a mostly capable look the persecution that modern day witches could expect from an often still bigoted society. SXSW 2021 Review: 'Our Father' celebrates our differences By Amelia Emberwing What happens when your dead dad's the only thing bringing you together? Warner Bros, DC Films, and Chernin team up to develop ‘Hourman’ film, Gavin James and Neil Widener to pen script By Stephanie Williams Warner Bros. and DC Films are developing an adaptation of the popular comic Hourman with Chernin Entertainment joining as producers. SXSW 2021 Review: ‘Ludi’ is equal parts beautiful and tragic By Shania Russell Ludi thrives in the intimacy of the world it creates. SXSW 2021 Review: 'The End of Us' is here to remind us of COVID, which we never forgot By Matthew Monagle Newly separated couple Nick and Leah are forced to live together when COVID-19 shuts down Los Angeles. What's on TV for Wednesday, March 17 By Emily Price The Philadelphia Flyers are hitting the ice against the New York Rangers tonight, and Group B is hitting the stage for the first time on The Masked Singer. Previous123...789Archives Whattowatch Newsletter Get the latest updates, reviews and unmissable series to watch and more! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Whattowatch. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. Most Read Most Shared 1 'Rick and Morty' Season 5 — release date, plot, trailer and everything you need to know 2 'In For a Penny' 2021 — release date, host, games and everything else 3 What's on TV for Thursday, April 15 4 ‘Made for Love’ and the rise of the tech-bro billionaire villain 5 What makes 'Final Space' one of the most underrated shows 1 'Rick and Morty' Season 5 — release date, plot, trailer and everything you need to know 2 'In For a Penny' 2021 — release date, host, games and everything else 3 What's on TV for Thursday, April 15 4 ‘Made for Love’ and the rise of the tech-bro billionaire villain 5 What makes 'Final Space' one of the most underrated shows
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched' is a dense and delightful folk horror doc By Rosie Knight An atmospheric, enigmatic, and extensive look at one of horror's best subgenres.
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Gaia' is the 'Blue Lagoon' of 'Annihilation's By Matthew Monagle When forest ranger Gabi loses her way in the jungle of South Africa, the men who save her warn her that humanity's end might be at hand.
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Offseason' is a sparse but effective sea-salt soaked folk horror By Rosie Knight "They f**k you up, your mum and dad" and never was that statement truer than in Mickey Keating's bleakly enjoyable and coast Folk Horror 'Offseason.'
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Swan Song' sings loud and proud By Matt Donato Todd Stephens' 'Swan Song' is about the life, the influence, and the sharpened sheers of Ohio's local-legend hairstylist Pat Pitsenbarger.
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Witch Hunt' wonders if we've really changed since the 1690s By Amelia Emberwing Witch Hunt is, by and large, a mostly capable look the persecution that modern day witches could expect from an often still bigoted society.
SXSW 2021 Review: 'Our Father' celebrates our differences By Amelia Emberwing What happens when your dead dad's the only thing bringing you together?
Warner Bros, DC Films, and Chernin team up to develop ‘Hourman’ film, Gavin James and Neil Widener to pen script By Stephanie Williams Warner Bros. and DC Films are developing an adaptation of the popular comic Hourman with Chernin Entertainment joining as producers.
SXSW 2021 Review: ‘Ludi’ is equal parts beautiful and tragic By Shania Russell Ludi thrives in the intimacy of the world it creates.
SXSW 2021 Review: 'The End of Us' is here to remind us of COVID, which we never forgot By Matthew Monagle Newly separated couple Nick and Leah are forced to live together when COVID-19 shuts down Los Angeles.
What's on TV for Wednesday, March 17 By Emily Price The Philadelphia Flyers are hitting the ice against the New York Rangers tonight, and Group B is hitting the stage for the first time on The Masked Singer.
