Peaky Blinders Season 6 Review: The Bleak Midwinter Gets Bleaker Before The End
The end is near for the Shelby clan.
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Obi-Wan Kenobi Review: An Unnecessary Star Wars Prequel Story Manages To Feel Incredibly Vital And Thrilling
The first two episodes of Obi-Wan Kenobi have arrived, and our own Ethan Anderton is liking what the series has to offer so far. But the show has its problems. -
Stranger Things 4 Review: A Derivative Summer Blockbuster That Still Entertains
Stranger Things 4 draws on Nightmare on Elm Street and more to create its biggest season yet. -
Prehistoric Planet Review: Jon Favreau And David Attenborough Deliver A Docuseries For The Ages
Prehistoric Planet aims to delight and surprise. -
Night Sky Review: Sissy Spacek And J.K. Simmons Shine In Stunning New Sci-Fi Series
Amazon's new series is a must-watch. -
Pistol Review: A Punk Rock Miniseries As Raw And Powerful As The Band That Inspired It
Pistol is a wildly kinetic, often brutal depiction of the three years of the Sex Pistol's reign. -
The Essex Serpent Review: A Beast-Hunt Gives Way To A Gorgeous, Eerie Gothic Romance
The Essex Serpent is a beast that's worth hunting down. -
The Time Traveler's Wife Review: A Troubling Tale Of Love And Loss That's Too Shallow To Thrive
The Time Traveler's Wife never gives its characters or concepts the depth they deserve. -
The Kids In The Hall Review: The Canadian Quintet Returns Mostly To Comic Form
The Kids in the Hall revival feels about as unchanged as possible, in that the troupe doesn't seem to have missed too much of a step. -
Outer Range Spoiler Review: A Sci-Fi Western Carried By Josh Brolin And A Workhorse Cast
Amazon's mystery box sci-fi Western is worth your time. -
The Pentaverate Review: Mike Myers At His Most Unrestrained
The Pentaverate is a bloated mess, but it's not a complete disaster. That's something, right? -
The Big Conn Review: A Convoluted Story Tries To Make Light Of A Real Tragedy
The Big Conn tries to manufacture cheap thrills for a serious story. -
Candy Review: A Salacious Story Of Sex And Murder In 1980s Suburbia
Jessica Biel is surprisingly scary in the true crime-inspired limited series Candy. -
Netflix After School Animation Preview Includes Kung Fu Panda: Dragon Knight, Long-Awaited Dragon Prince Season 4, And More
We finally have the first bit of footage from the upcoming Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight and confirmation of Dragon Prince's return. -
Ozark Season 4: Part 2 Spoiler Review: The Byrdes Fly One Last Time Into The Heart Of The American Nightmare
In the end, Ozark mostly succeeded in its grim blue vision. -
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Review: The Legendary Sci-Fi Franchise Is No Longer Lost In Space
Strange New Worlds is the best Star Trek show in decades. -
The Staircase Review: Colin Firth And Toni Collette Are Equally Strong In This Expansion Of The True Crime Saga
The Staircase strives to shed new light on an over-familiar story. -
Undone Season 2 Review: Another Great Season Of Existential And Emotional Television
Another season of emotional, engaging television. -
Under The Banner Of Heaven Review: Andrew Garfield's Stunning Crisis Of Faith Steadies An Uneven Murder Mystery
A blistering look at family and faith. -
Ozark Season 4 Part 2 Review: The Crime Saga Crashes Into Its Inevitable Conclusion
Marty Byrde has come a long way from his humble money-laundering beginnings. -
In Outlander's 'Sticks And Stones,' Claire Faces Both And Is Unsurprisingly Worse For It
Read on for a spoiler-full discussion of the Outlander season 6 episode, Sticks and Stones. -
We Own This City Series Review: An Uncompromising And Grim Look At The Modern American Police
We Own This City is dark and effective, and features a career-best performance from Jon Bernthal. -
They Call Me Magic Review: Magic Johnson Gets The Spectacular Last Dance Documentary Treatment
Magic Johnson is one of the all-time greatest basketball players in the NBA, and a new Apple TV+ documentary gives him a shining documentary profile. -
The Offer Review: A Limited Series That Should've Been A Movie
The Offer features a game cast, but the story can't sustain itself for 10 episodes. -
Barry Season 3 Review: Bill Hader's Extremely Dark Comedy Remains One Of The Best Shows Around Right Now
Barry is back with a new, unsettling season. -
Heartstopper Review: A Queer Romance That Knows Exactly How To Make Your Heart Flutter
One of the extraordinary elements of Heartstopper is its simplicity. -
Outer Range Season 1 Review: Brolin Buffaloed By Baffling Black Hole
Some mystery boxes should never be opened
