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4 days ago · The cast of GLOW brings to life the colorful world of women's professional wrestling during the 1980s. Centering on the fictionalized persona of real-life wrestlers, the show presents a diverse range of characters who navigate the challenges and triumphs within and outside the ring.
1 day ago · The film feels like a message chalked brightly on a silent nocturnal road: an urgent and surreal communiqué, wrapped in a movie about teenage fandom and the familiar American suburbs. Writer ...
1 day ago · I Saw the TV Glow is set in a twilight world, somewhere between mundanity, a faded memory, and the intrusive terrors of The Pink Opaque’s monsters. In the pink: Justice Smith and Brigette Lundy ...
1 day ago · ‘I Saw the TV Glow is a gorgeous, atmospheric film that explores and expresses trans/queer identity in a wholly unique way,’ @carolinekwan wrote on X. ‘Felt like I couldn’t move as the ...
2 days ago · Even those who were lucky enough to enjoy a cringe-free adolescence may wince during I Saw The TV Glow, a Day-Glo coming-of-age horror set in the stifling American suburbs. Jane Schoenbrun’s ...
4 days ago · When Maddy asks Owen if he likes boys or girls, Owen simply and honestly replies: “I think I like TV shows.” Owen is haunted by Mr Melancholy (Emma Portner), the show’s hollow-eyed Big Bad ...
4 days ago · Something comparable emerges in I Saw the TV Glow, but from what initially seems like a more generically familiar set-up. As disaffected Gen X teenagers, smothered, introverted Owen and neglected, eye-rolling Maddy come across as versions of types we know from any number of movies and shows, backed up by mordant early tongue-in-cheek guffaws (they attend Void High School – geddit?).
