
The show could still use some work, but it has a compelling subject and decent bones, and both are well served in this production.

Jack Nicholson’s turn as a rootless scion of the privileged classes, for which he earned an Oscar nomination, retains its nervy unpredictability.
The latest picture in the series turns bleak and unsettling as it grapples with grief, family allegiances, and hatred, delving further into these themes than previous films while introducing a sinister new character.





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