“Matlock” Remakes a Classic with Humor and Moral Force ...Middle East

For movies and TV shows set in our modern era, who are the best (or should I say worst?) real-life villains? The ones everyone agrees are terrible and can easily root against? From where I’m watching, the Sackler family, their enablers, and their competitors are making a run for it. The profiteers of the opioid epidemic have had a hand in hundreds of thousands of deaths in the U.S. And with shows like Netflix’s “The Fall of the House of Usher” and now CBS’ “Matlock,” they’re being shown as the truly destructive force they are. “Matlock” uses this premise to great effect. Kathy Bates leverages her formidable powers as the titular Madeline “Mattie” Matlock, this time with a hidden (and rig

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