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Released on Friday, Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin star in Whalefall, a new film from 20th Century Studios based on the book of the same name. Directed by Brian Duffield (Spontaneous, No One Will Save You), Whalefall tells the story of Jay Gardiner (Abrams), a young man in search of his late father Mitt’s remains […]

If you went into Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s new film You Can See Everything expecting a classical look into the downfall of Elizabeth Holmes’ Theranos, you’re out of your mind. The presence of Fielder in any production is felt in a way no other creative can match, but Lance Oppenheim’s sense of picture in […]

Last night, I went to see Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Digger, a satire starring Tom Cruise as the titular Digger Rockwell, an oil tycoon at the forefront of an imminent and fatal humanitarian crisis with worldwide ramifications. This week was my last chance to see the film, as theaters nearby are beginning to take the film […]

Happy October, everyone! It’s time to stock up on the scares as we get closer to Halloween. What better way to do so than with our very own 31-day list for horror this October? From familiar classics to the newest scares in theaters, this is Don’t Tell’s official list for Horrortober this year! Whether you […]

We’ve been doing a lot of talking this month on Don’t Tell about the depth an ounce of humanity adds to a story. With Lanterns and Spider-Man: Brand New Day, that brand of humanity comes in the form of the locality of their narratives. A level of banter and chemistry that feels crucial to the […]

This Sunday’s premiere of DC Studios’ Lanterns on HBO Max was met with highly positive reception. Between the chemistry of Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) and John Stewart (Aaron Pierre), the gritty detective approach to the Green Lantern character, and an overall great grounding of what a Green Lantern could be, the verdict’s already been ruled […]

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