
‘Monsters at Work’ Misses Its Satire Target
A tale of monsters who once did frightful deeds now labor to undo their own terror, a satire seldom delivered.


A tale of monsters who once did frightful deeds now labor to undo their own terror, a satire seldom delivered.

A rabbit named Raymond battles machines in a satirical tale of labor and tyranny in Sprocket.

A fast food satire chases too many villains, losing its edge amid excess length and scattered outrage.

A tale of wronged women, whose lives are altered by a single incident, yet whose story never quite finds its footing.

A satire of late-'90s America, rendered as a driving game with guns, chaos, and satire. Grand Theft Auto 2 reviewed.

A foul-mouthed tale of four boys in a Colorado town, whose cruel jests against politics, religion, and culture still sting twenty-five years on.

Martin Scorsese's Wolf of Wall Street is a wild, exhausting ride through excess—darkly funny, technically brilliant, and over the top.
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