Albert Brooks’s film is an amusing, if ultimately unsatisfying, comedy about what happens after death.
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This naked attempt at content (re)generation is packaged alongside some arch yet soft satire and meta-commentary.
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The last review in our Cronenberg Retrospective considers his bizarre Gothic Hollywood satire.
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Sacha Baron Cohen’s Showtime series is the most insightful, and confrontational, work of satire that has so far appeared in the Age of Trump.
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A majestically bad film.
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Nuanced financial crisis drama/dark comedy.
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Burton's touchstone, but Keaton's triumph.
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Funny, pretty smart, and light on the blubber or syrup.
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Cronenberg indicts Hollywood with gusto and complexity.
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A great film of puncturing wit and punishing cynicism.
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Messy, but containing plenty of invention.
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Dark depiction of posh debauchery at Oxford.
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Ridiculous, hilarious, and irreverent, but in a nice way.
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Allegorical satire disguised as riotous entertainment.
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Coppola's satire on the celebrity lust of American culture.
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Aren explores the nihilism and satire of Todd Phillips' trilogy.
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Michael Bay and Harmony Korine's films satirize the concept of the American Dream.
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Fincher's satire is a dangerous text.
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A hilarious, offensive, juvenile satire.
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A clever, funny satirizing of horror movies.
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