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‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’ celebrates a hilarious career

TV review: This nearly four-hour documentary somberly yet happily chronicles a resume defined as much by friends and kindness as by laughs.

Movie review: More clever than “Anaconda” (1997)? Sure. More entertaining? Not even close.

Movie review: Dan Trachtenberg crafts such a fun buddy adventure out of the “Predator” fabric that the PG-13 approach can be forgiven.

Movie review: Mike Flanagan takes a break from horror but sticks with Stephen King for a simple but engaging meditative piece.

Movie review: Edgar Wright eventually delivers a slick actioner, but it has no chance of feeling as prescient as the 1987 version.

Movie review: Osgood Perkins’ idiosyncratic brand of horror won’t connect with everyone, and I doubt he intends that it will.

TV review: But there’s a reason why the author didn’t go this deep into the Pennywise mythology. It strains under its convolutions.

Movie review: The violent saga goes the animated – but not kid-friendly – route in this triptych that cleverly combines the tales.

Movie review: The game cast and good gags make this sequel worth watching, but unfortunately it has no new insights.

TV review: The lessened fight-choreography budget is a shame, but a lot of what we liked about the Netflix series gets resurrected.