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This month’s picks include an evil void, an unshakable sniper and a delightfully demonic cable box. ​Read More This month’s picks include an evil void, an unshakable sniper and a delightfully demonic cable box. 

…you also won’t want to miss Daniel Radcliffe in Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, now streaming everywhere. ​Read More …you also won’t want to miss Daniel Radcliffe in Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, now streaming everywhere. 

Many men with Connecticut ties died this World War II disaster, but the event — and it’s aftermath — were largely forgotten for decades. A filmmaker hopes his new movie will do what the military wouldn’t: reveal the truth. ​Read More Many men with Connecticut ties died this World War II disaster, but the event —

A new trailer has arrived for “Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé,” which hits theaters Dec. 1. ​Read More A new trailer has arrived for “Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé,” which hits theaters Dec. 1. 

As war at its most brutal rears its head, veteran film critic David Thomson’s latest book, ‘The Fatal Alliance,’ wants us to rethink the war-movie genre. ​Read More As war at its most brutal rears its head, veteran film critic David Thomson’s latest book, ‘The Fatal Alliance,’ wants us to rethink the war-movie genre. 

Have you seen it yet? ​Read More Have you seen it yet? 

…plus a new season of For All Mankind on Apple TV+, the premiere of Showtime’s The Curse + more! ​Read More …plus a new season of For All Mankind on Apple TV+, the premiere of Showtime’s The Curse + more! 

The week’s best albums include the gothic Heaven Knows from PinkPantheress, a meticulously recreated — and legendary — Bob Dylan concert from Cat Power, Mon LaFerte’s seductive Autopoiética and more.Featured Albums:1. PinkPantheress — Heaven KnowsFeatured Songs: “Another Life (feat. Rema),” “Nice to Meet You (feat. Central Cee),” “Blue”2. Cat Power — Cat Power Sings Dylan:

For All Mankind, Loki and The Killer lead the weekend watch list ​Read More For All Mankind, Loki and The Killer lead the weekend watch list 

James L. Brooks looks back on his debut feature as a director, which won him 3 Oscars, reflecting on collaborators Jack Nicholson, Debra Winger and Polly Platt. ​Read More James L. Brooks looks back on his debut feature as a director, which won him 3 Oscars, reflecting on collaborators Jack Nicholson, Debra Winger and Polly Platt.