Devan Suber

1 week ago | me.ign.com | Devan Suber

+ You’ve seen one medical drama, you’ve seen them all, right? Conventionally attractive actors in scrubs and labcoats, tensions (romantic and otherwise) brewing among the staff, mysterious maladies diagnosed and/or cured before the credits roll. And while many of these qualities could be attributed to Max’s The Pitt, they shouldn’t overshadow this fact: The Pitt is easily the best new show of 2025, medical or otherwise.

1 week ago | ign.com | Devan Suber

You’ve seen one medical drama, you’ve seen them all, right? Conventionally attractive actors in scrubs and labcoats, tensions (romantic and otherwise) brewing among the staff, mysterious maladies diagnosed and/or cured before the credits roll. And while many of these qualities could be attributed to Max’s The Pitt, they shouldn’t overshadow this fact: The Pitt is easily the best new show of 2025, medical or otherwise.

2 weeks ago | thefilmstage.com | Devan Suber

One’s tempted to compare Gazer to many of the films it riffs on. For starters, there’s Memento, Christopher Nolan’s breakthrough film about a man unable to form short-term memories and caught up in a seedy criminal underbelly. Ryan J. Sloan’s debut may not feature such a radical structure, but with its gauzy 16mm look and engrossing story, it does something almost as important: announce a distinct directorial vision.

1 month ago | ign.com | Devan Suber

If there’s one thing more common in TV and movies than the story of a Regular Person Falling Into a Life of Crime (like Breaking Bad, Ozark, Blue Ruin), it’s the comedic spin on it, i.e. Wow It’s Really Hard to Mop Up Blood (see Weeds, Good Girls, Raising Arizona, or Burn After Reading). On the outside, Deli Boys’ tale of wealthy Pakistani brothers in Philadelphia discovering what really generated their fortune slots into the latter category.