Marvel's Predator #1 Review: A Big, Ambitious, And Futuristic Exploration Of The Hunter
This is a planet-hopping, violent, adventurous space tale.
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A League Of Their Own Review: A Bold Swing That Partly Misses
Parts of A League of Their Own work, but when this show feels the need to re-connect itself to its source material, it stumbles. -
Heat 2 Review: An Action-Packed Page-Turner That Feels Just Like A Michael Mann Movie
Don't let yourself get attached to anything you are not willing to walk out on in 30 seconds flat if you feel the heat around the corner. -
Only Murders In The Building Goes Dark In A Blackout Episode
Hello darkness my old friend. -
Laal Singh Chaddha Review: Forrest Gump, Minus The Mawkishness
This is the superior version of Forrest Gump. -
Better Call Saul Season 6 Breaks Bad And Turns On The Waterworks
Give Rhea Seehorn all the awards. -
Prey Is The Best-Reviewed Predator Movie, And It's Not Even Close
Everyone likes Dan Trachtenberg's new Predator movie. -
Prey Spoiler Review: There's A New Predator At The Top Of The Food Chain
The Prey cast and crew have managed to come along 35 years later and deliver a film that's every bit worthy of the original Predator. -
Locke & Key Season 3 Review: A Disappointing Mess
Locke & Key always had big shoes to fill, but season 3 fails to fill it. -
In Westworld Season 4, Episode 7, It All Comes Down To This, Unfortunately
These violent delights have violent ends, indeed. -
The Sandman Review: Still Dreaming Of A Great Neil Gaiman Adaptation — But Getting Closer
After a rough first half, The Sandman starts to dream a little bigger. -
Easter Sunday Review: No Amount Of Prayer Could Save This Movie
Easter Sunday is exactly what you expect from a movie starring an irritating stand-up comic and directed by the guy behind Super Troopers 2. -
Prey Review: The Predator Series Heads Back In Time, Blending A Revisionist Western With A Bloody Monster Movie
Prey is a great new addition to the Predator series. -
Luck Review: Skydance's Pixar-Lite Adventure Jinxes Itself
Luck tries to capture the magic of Ghibli and Pixar, and ends up falling flat. -
Only Murders In The Building Dives Into Mabel's Past In The Latest Episode
Thank you for stealing my fish. -
Bullet Train Review: A Slick, Glib, Moderately Entertaining Adventure
Bullet Train is, by and large, very pleased with itself and only sometimes earns that level of pleasure. -
Skinamarink Review: An Experimental Kinder Trauma Horror Experience [Fantasia]
Kyle Edward Ball transports audiences back to those unmistakable waking nightmares of wandering around households while mommies and daddies slumber. -
The Harbinger Review: Sets The Bar For Covid Pandemic Horror [Fantasia]
The Harbinger showcases how to address the ongoing pandemic and still deliver an unobstructed bone-chilling horror tale. -
Five Days At Memorial Review: A Harrowing, Disturbing Mystery With No Good Answers
Five Days at Memorial is disturbing. Perhaps too disturbing. -
The Breach Review: A Strong Finish Opens The Gates To Hell [Fantasia]
Rodrigo Gudiño's latest is a mix between Lovecraft and Cronenbergian squishiness. -
Bodies, Bodies, Bodies Review: The Gen Z Horror-Comedy Romp Is Fast, Funny, And A Tonally On-Point Terror
Real life will always be bloodier than fiction. -
In Westworld Season 4, Episode 6, Everyone's 'Fidelity' Is Put To The Test
A copy of a copy of a copy is inevitably going to have less fidelity than the original. -
Notre Dame De Paris Review: This French Musical Goes Hard On Showy Spectacle
This musical accepts itself as an emotional experience. -
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Disney Wish Delivers Magic Without Drowning In Pixie Dust
The Disney Wish is not the floating theme park you might be expecting. -
Paper Girls Review: A Singular, Satisfying Take On Girlhood And Time Travel
Paper Girls is the rare comic book adaptation that both honors and improves upon the source material. -
They/Them Review: A Fright Free Slasher That Completely Misses The Mark
They/Them is disappointing and forgettable.
