Rundown
Episodes Monday Rundown November 24–30 2025
This week: holiday classics, webs of lies, and a game designed to irritate your friends and loved ones.
Rundown
This week: holiday classics, webs of lies, and a game designed to irritate your friends and loved ones.
open thread
Discuss amongst yourselves! (And/or, read our answers below.)
Rundown
In this week's Monday Rundown: summer blockbusters, feel-bad Bible cinema, and a cake.
Mailbag
This month: Food! So many questions about food! Also, the Criterion Closet, stage plays, and Pluribus.
Rundown
This week: a better-late-than-never binge watch, Emily's favorite romance author, and two plays of wildly varying quality.
Episodes 6.0
It's that time again!
frankenstein
Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein wears its themes on its sleeve. Lily Osler writes on how that works – and how it doesn't.
Rundown
This week: a great concert, a new obsession, and a mildly frustrating romance read.
Yorgos Lanthimos
Yorgos Lanthimos' latest movie is a psychedelic nightmare about the ways the powerful use social niceties to pacify their own consciences, writes Lily Osler.
newsletter
An announcement
Rundown
This week: KPop Demon Hunters, del Toro's Frankenstein, and two different Paranormal Activities
horror
The video platform has been influencing films for years. That's only going to happen more, writes Emily St. James.