I Saw the TV Glow,” directed by Jane Schoenbrun, tells the story of Owen, played by Justice Smith, and Maddy, played by Jack Haven.

Even as a scary tale about a former camper gets told in stages, the real threat coming to Camp Indigo is firmly from this world, not the next. And there’s no superhuman monster running amok.

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The adaptation to the 2015 video game is intriguingly different and well-executed in some aspects, but the plot lost itself ...

For months, President Trump has taunted Canada by claiming it should become America's 51st state. But the country's new prime ...

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But honestly, that’s also what makes her iconic. She’s not pretending, not performing — just brutally honest and real. Scary? Maybe. But also bold, unapologetic, and totally herself.