The Big Door Prize Season 2 Review: Emotions Run High In Apple TV+'s Clever & Witty Sci-Fi Dramedy
The Big Door Prize has improved in its second season as it gives the supporting cast more attention and leans into the emotional moments.
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Franklin Review: Michael Douglas Is Pivotal To Apple TV+'s Brilliant, Powerful Historical Drama
Franklin navigates the story of America's journey into independence with a talented cast and a contemporary feel despite the period setting.
The Sympathizer Review: HBO's Satirical Spy Thriller Questions Hollywood's Vietnam War Obsession
Park Chan-wook teams up with Robert Downey Jr. for The Sympathizer, a satirical spy thriller that subverts American perspectives on the Vietnam War.
Fallout Season 1 Review: Prime Video's Stellar Adaptation Leans Into The Offbeat & The Brutal
Prime Video's long-awaited Fallout TV series adaptation knows its viewers well — and it isn’t afraid to give them a Vault Boy-style wink.
Ripley Review: Netflix's Adaptation Of The Classic Crime Thriller Hits All The Right Notes
Ripley differs from The Talented Mr. Ripley in some regards, with the new Netflix series presenting a different way of enjoying a classic.
Loot Season 2 Review: Maya Rudolph Returns As Out Of Touch Billionaire In Equally Out Of Touch Comedy
Loot season 2 on Apple TV+ appears to lose it's way as the characters lives diverge and the messaging takes a back seat to romantic drama.
All American Season 6 Premiere Review: The CW Show Remains Wholesome, Dramatic & Entertaining
The CW’s All American is back with a season 6 premiere full of answered questions, new characters, and more dramatic storylines than ever.
Parish Review: Giancarlo Esposito’s Strong AMC Crime Drama Leaves Much To Be Desired
Parish has the potential to be an exciting offering within the crime drama genre, but it struggles to stand out among its contemporaries.
Star Wars Makes Ahsoka's Live-Action Rex Even Better With Official Helmet Replica - Review
Captain Rex's helmet has been added to Star Wars' Black Series replica collection. Check out the impressive amount of detail with our hands-on review.
Berserk Blu-ray Review: "The Struggle For A Good Adaptation Ends"
The best Berserk anime adaptation from 1997 is now available with a stunning Blu-ray remaster and many extras in a release worthy of Miura's series.
We Were the Lucky Ones Review: Logan Lerman & Joey King Soar In Heartfelt, Emotional Holocaust Show
While there have been many movies and series about the Holocaust, We Were The Lucky Ones might stand the test of time as one of the most impactful.
Sugar Review: Colin Farrell Leads One Of The Best Neo-Noir Thrillers In Years In Apple TV+ Show
Sugar is one of the most intriguing and unique twists on the neo-noir genre in years, all of which is further elevated by Colin Farrell's performance.
X-Men '97 Review: This Really Is The Next Step In Evolution For Marvel's Beloved Show
27 years after The Animated Series ended, X-Men '97 takes the original further, adding freshness without betraying anything that made us love it.
Manhunt Review: Apple TV+'s Latest Drama Is John Wilkes Booth Like You’ve Never Seen Him Before
Even if there may not be any awards-level attention, Apple TV+'s Manhunt is still an overall success that is worth checking out.
3 Body Problem Review: Netflix's New, Immersive Sci-Fi Epic Might Be Its Next Flagship Series
Netflix's 3 Body Problem succeeds in creating an expansive world filled with intriguing mysteries, delivering both personal moments and spectacle.
Apples Never Fall Review: Peacock's Compelling, Engrossing Family Drama Boasts A Powerful Ensemble
Apples Never Fall presents intriguing questions, but its biggest strength lies not in its mystery but in the relationships between its characters.
Grey’s Anatomy Season 20 Review: Fast-Paced Premiere Continues The Medical Drama's Promising New Era
The Grey's Anatomy season 20 premiere continues what worked last season while also setting up some exciting storylines for future episodes.
Girls5eva Season 3 Review: The Musical Comedy Satisfies In A Still-Hilarious Netflix Debut
Girls5eva season 3 moves the show to Netflix while maintaining the stellar humor and fun character dynamics that defined the first two seasons.
Star Trek: Discovery Season 5 Review - Thrilling Star Trek Season Is Stretched To Its Breaking Point
Star Trek: Discovery season 5's intergalactic treasure hunt has all the cinematic thrills we've come to expect, but suffers from big pacing issues.
The Girls On The Bus Review: Max’s New Dramedy Doesn’t Have The Heft To Take On Its Complex Issues
The Girls On The Bus has a compelling ensemble, but the pacing and relevancy of its plotting fail to present an opinion about its political topics.
Invincible Season 2 - Part 2 Review: Mark Grayson's Story Packs A Bigger Punch Than The Villain
Invincible season 2 part 2 delivers a mix of gory action and personal stakes for Mark Grayson, sometimes to uneven results, like Angstrom Levy's role.