It felt good to meet the real Norma McCorvey on-screen in AKA Jane Roe. She was funny, glamorous, queer, and — ultimately — honest about all those things.

Who knew that zombie films could be as inventive and nerve-wracking as this, despite there not being a dozen characters with backstories to care about?

This film is a powerful reminder of (or introduction to) the shameful history of U. S. voter suppression, particularly in the South, where Black citizens were kept from voting for a century.

All Together Now has plenty to say about community, altruism and the limits of self-reliance that could strike a chord in such stark times.

…whenever it is content to be a two-man play, that’s where the dramatic and thematic action happens. And it happens mainly through Rogen’s dual performance.