‘Yellowjackets’ season two review: Trauma deepens for the wilderness gang, as does the show’s richer examination of it
Sophomore seasons of television can succumb to the same pitfalls as movie sequels: they can be bloated, try too hard to out-do what they’re following,... Read More
Tyler Doster
Tyler is the TV Awards Editor for AwardsWatch and from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He’s been obsessed with movies and the oscars since he was about 14. He enjoys reading, but even more, talking about Amy Adams more and will, at any given moment, bring up her Oscar snub for Arrival. The only thing he spends more time on than watching TV is sitting on Twitter. If you ever want to discuss the movie Carol at length, he’s your guy. You can find Tyler at @wordswithtyler
Interview: Production designer John Paino talks ‘The Last of Us,’ Easter eggs and visually immersive storytelling
Current television has surpassed the wildest dreams of anyone who didn’t think the medium would ever be on the same level as films. Some have... Read More
6th Hollywood Critics Association (HCA) awards: ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ emerges victorious
The 6th Hollywood Critics Association (HCA) creative arts and film awards were held this evening, where RRR won Best International Film and Best Action Film,... Read More
29th Screen Actors Guild (SAG) predictions – Television: Will ‘Severance’ and ‘Abbott Elementary’ have a first season winners glow?
The SAG awards are considered a heavy hitter when it comes to Oscar predictions. Pundits across websites and outlets pour over the winners of the... Read More
Queer love at the end of the world: ‘The Last of Us’ just gave us the best episode of television in a long, long time
AwardsWatch TV Editor Tyler Doster talked to ‘The Last of Us’ director Peter Hoar and cinematographer Eben Bolter about episode three of the series and... Read More
‘The Last of Us’ review: Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey survive and thrive in Neil Druckmann’s faithful yet expansive adaptation
There has been a disconnect between video games and their adaptations in the last decade, an issue that stems from many individual hurdles to be... Read More
2023 Golden Globes predictions – TELEVISION: Expect ‘The Crown,’ ‘Abbott Elementary’ and ‘Severance’ to shine
With the change in year comes the promise of a new, revamped Golden Globes (or, at least, the membership of the HFPA has changed slightly).... Read More
Interview: Director Silas Howard on telling queer stories, breaking the fourth wall and capturing teen spirit in ‘Darby and the Dead’
The 21st century has proven to be a golden age of teen comedies: from 2004’s Mean Girls (that now has a cult-like following) to 2019’s... Read More
‘The Crown’ Season 5 review: Elizabeth Debicki’s stunning, empathetic performance as Diana dominates the royal drama
Opening with a flashback to earlier in Queen Elizabeth’s reign draws the audience back in as season five of The Crown begins. This scene serves... Read More
2022 Primetime Emmy Awards: ‘The White Lotus,’ ‘Ted Lasso,’ ‘Succession’ take home top prizes, ‘Squid Game’ makes history
The 74th Primetime Emmy Awards were handed out tonight, where The White Lotus, Ted Lasso, and Succession were the top series winners. The ceremony was... Read More
Movies for Grownups Awards with AARP Winners: ‘Hamnet’ Takes Best Picture 
Cinema Eye Honors (CEH) Awards: ‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ Wins Top Honor 
Houston Film Critics Society (HFCS) Nominations: ‘Sinners’ Leads with 20 
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