Only The Good Survive Review: Genre-Bending Crime Saga Is A Breath Of Fresh Air [SXSW 2023]
What makes Only The Good Survive work is its distinctly dream-like and exaggerated aesthetic
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65 Review: This Adam Driver Sci-Fi Thriller Delivers On Dinosaur Scares (But Not Much Else)
65 has enough to keep action and/or horror lovers at least mildly entertained. -
Ted Lasso Season 3 Review: Big Expectations And A Slightly Shaky Start
A show figuring itself out again. -
Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Episode 4 Review: A Few Moments Of Quiet
This episode slows down the action and has a precious, vital moment of contemplation. -
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The Mandalorian's Mines Of Mandalore Offers Up Surprises Galore
The second episode of season 3 heads to the Mines of Moria. Er, we mean Mandalore. -
Scream 6 Review: Bloody Kills And Lackluster Thrills
What's your favorite disappointing sequel? -
Star Wars Jedi: Battle Scars Has The Feel Of A Video Game
More than anything, this book is a fun ride. -
The Last Of Us Episode 8 Brings More Danger In Its Season 1 Penultimate Entry
The Last of Us has a bit of a pacing issue -
Travis Kelce Brings Plenty Of Enthusiasm To Saturday Night Live, But Not Much Else
This is why athletes don't host SNL very often. -
Chris Rock Brought The Wrong Kind Of Pain To His Live Netflix Special
Selective Outrage is a massively disappointing outing from a comic who has apparently lost his touch. -
Chris Rock's Live Netflix Special Was A Polished Production Of A Sure-To-Be-Divisive Standup Act
The act itself may have been hit-and-miss, but Netflix's live presentation went off without a hitch. -
The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: The Texas Chain Saw Massacre 4K And More
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre comes to 4K. -
Cardboard Cinema: Lobotomy 2: Manhunt Is The Latest Dungeon Crawler Board Game For Horror Buffs
Board gamers looking for their latest horror movie-inspired fix have a new option. -
Star Trek: Picard Season 3 Episode 3 Review: Star Trek Cinema, For Better And For Worse
The latest episode of Star Trek: Picard highlights what's both strong and weak about this new season. -
The Bad Batch Continues An Important Storyline From Star Wars The Clone Wars
The Bad Batch is going to have to make a choice. -
Operation Fortune: Ruse De Guerre Review: A Stylish, Sunny Spy Flick From Guy Ritchie
Guy Ritchie stages some strong action scenes and some mediocre comedy in Operation Fortune. -
The Mandalorian Season 3 Begins With Big Action And A Big Timeline Reset
This episode is a real crowd-pleaser. -
Daisy Jones & The Six Review: An Electrifying Musical Act That Burns Bright, Then Fizzles Out
Riley Keough steals the show. -
Give Me Pity! Review: Going Straight For Your Throat On Demand
The new film by director Amanda Kramer. -
The Mandalorian Season 3 Review: Mando And Grogu Hit The Reset Button And Deliver The Star Wars Goods
The first two episodes of The Mandalorian season 3 showcase a show that hasn't lost a step. -
History Of The World, Part II Review: A Delightfully Raunchy And Silly Mel Brooks Tribute
History of the World, Part II is a mostly very funny collection of heavy-hitting comic performers delivering the goods. -
But Have You Read The Book? Review: TCM Presents An Insightful Look At 52 Great Movie Adaptations
But Have You Read the Book takes a basic listicle-like format and turns it into an impressively entertaining and erudite collection of essays. -
Perry Mason Season 2 Review: The Gritty Reboot Has Its Day In Court
Matthew Rhys is back for an all-new season of the HBO series. -
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Woody Harrelson Barely Joins The Five-Timers Club In A Disappointing Saturday Night Live
Woody Harrelson certainly didn't do his upcoming movie Champions any favors by hosting a lackluster and awkward episode of SNL. Let's get into it. -
Disney's Hercules Musical Review: I Won't Say I'm In Love, But There's Potential
An energetic and charming production that makes for an enjoyable night at the theater.
