Nick Schager is an Entertainment Critic at various outlets including Yahoo News and Esquire magazine. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, while also exploring cultural movements, pop culture, and internet culture. Nick's insights and critiques have been featured in numerous publications such as Metacritic, Slant Magazine, and The Daily Beast.
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Thanks to the streamer's big push, “La Bola Negra” will be one of the year's most talked-about award contenders.
Netflix has pinned many of its Oscar hopes on La Bola Negra— and for good reason. A gay historical epic that, with its lush melodrama and tragic romanticis
When a police raid shatters her life, concert pianist Lucy (Léa Seydoux) must protect her son and confront how little she knows her husband after he is accused of an unspeakable crime in this tense thriller about trust and survival.
‘Klara and the Sun' is a great big ball of flaming sentimentality.
By: Nick Schager
Taika Waititi has made a handful of amusing movies and TV series, but his schmaltzier instincts are catastrophic, as he demonstrated in 2019 with the execr
Amazon Prime Video's “The Terminal List” is pure right-wing propaganda in Season 2.
By: Nick Schager
‘Ali G: Who Iz I?” brings the comedian's culture-appropriating clown back to the multiplex.
By: Nick Schager
In the early aughts, Sacha Baron Cohen’s Ali G—alongside his make-believe brethren Borat Sagdiyev and Brüno Gehard—came on the scene like a jolt of comedic
The legendary actor talks about his phenomenal turn in “The Only Living Pickpocket in New York.”
Stephen Graham is a monstrous madman in Apple TV's gripping “Nocturne.”
