The Afterparty Review: A Middling Whodunit Wrapped In A Hyper-Creative Comedy
The Afterparty almost — but never quite — lives up to its pitch as "Agatha Christie by way of Lord and Miller."
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Moon Knight Trailer Preview Shows Marc Spector Getting In Touch With His Inner Chaos
The first full trailer for Moon Knight is coming soon, and now we have a sneak preview of Oscar Isaac in action.
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Station Eleven Spoiler Review: Finding Hope Among Harsh Times Through Creativity And Serendipity
With its tremendous finale, Station Eleven cemented itself as one of the best pieces of art to address the pandemic.
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How I Met Your Father Review: An Immediately Likable New Chapter
Can a spin-off of How I Met Your Mother work in this day and age? Yes, yes it can.
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Peacemaker Enters 'A Whole New Whirled' With Violence, Vulgarity And Heart
Peacemaker as arrived on HBO Max, and if you had any doubt that John Cena's character could carry his own series, James Gunn washes all that away.
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And Just Like That, The Other Shoe Dropped
It made me wonder, how liberating is it to finally see your personal struggle with sexuality in a show that set the binary standard in your youth?
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Archive 81 Review: Analog Horrors Haunt Netflix's Uneven New Supernatural Series
Break out the cursed VHS tapes and get ready for Netflix's spooky Archive 81.
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Euphoria Review: Season 2 Is Bolder, Deeper, And More Relentless
Rue makes some bad decisions as Euphoria season 2 continues its warts-and-all portrayal of addiction and teen life.
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Peacemaker Review: The Suicide Squad Spin-Off May Be James Gunn's Vulgar, Violent Masterpiece
Peacemaker is James Gunn's his masterpiece, a thoughtful and hilariously vulgar take on not only the world of the DCEU, but our own as well.
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Search Party Review: The Satire Pivots Wildly During An All-In Final Season
The last season of Search Party is perhaps its most audacious, as it throws caution to the wind and truly lets its freak flag fly.
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The Book Of Boba Fett Review: Boba Fett Treads Familiar Ground In 'Stranger In A Strange Land'
The first episode of The Book of Boba Fett doesn't break a lot of new ground, but it's entertaining to watch.
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And Just Like That, It Was Time To Let Go
I couldn't help but wonder, in matters of grief, doubt, and facing our fears, can we eventually meet our real selves?
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House Of The Dragon, Peacemaker & More Teased In HBO Max 2022 Preview
Say goodbye to the nightmare that was 2021 by looking forward to the HBO titles coming your way in 2022.
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The Witcher Season 2 Spoiler Review: How Do You Outrun Your Destiny?
The second season of the Netflix series pits everyone against the notion of fate. Spoilers to follow, as the title suggests.
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Emily In Paris Review: Great Fashion Can't Solve This Show's Problems
Emily is back in Paris (pronounced Paree, remember), but the show hasn't quite made up for its season 1 shortcomings.
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Paul Rudd's Saturday Night Live Was Totally Disrupted And Weird, Thanks To Omicron
The last Saturday Night Live of 2021 was greatly interrupted by the rapid spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, but the show (kinda) still went on.
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1883 Review: Journey Northwest With The Ancestors Of Yellowstone
Tim McGraw and Sam Elliott lead the cast of Paramount+'s Yellowstone prequel series 1883, which follows the Dutton family west across the Great Plains.
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And Just Like That, It Was Time For A Big Change
I couldn't help but wonder, what would SATC look like if it returned to the weight and nuance of the series in its heyday? And just like that, I found out.
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Station Eleven Review: A Colorful, Humane, And Shakespearean Post-Pandemic Miniseries
Station Eleven may be too relevant to our current pandemic times, but it adds some much-needed humanity to a dark world.
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Superhero Bits: Spider-Man: No Way Home Reviews Arrive, The CW's Naomi Trailer & More
It's Spider-Man, Black Adam, Naomi, Ninja Turtles, and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.
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The Expanse Is Back, And Everyone Is At Rock Bottom In Strange Dogs
The Expanse season 6 introduces some Strange Dogs with the grim first episode of the show's final season.
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The Witcher Season 2 Review: Geralt Is Best Dad In A Darkly Rich And Ever-Expanding World
The Witcher is back and it's as dark and gory as ever, but this time, Geralt is trying to be a good dad.
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The Expanse Season 6 Review: A Strong Send-Off, With Hope For The Future
The Expanse has come to an end with a final season that gives the Rocinante crew a strong send-off ... while keeping the door open for more.
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Chucky Season 1 Spoiler Review: Dolls Well That Ends Well
The first season of Chucky is a perfect reflection of the brilliant mind and legacy of Don Mancini, and all of the things that keep him our friend 'til the end.
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Hawkeye Review: Jeremy Renner And Hailee Steinfeld Are Superb In Marvel's Street-Level Superhero Series
Hawkeye arrives on Disney+ this week, and even though the show's plot doesn't immediately demand attention, it's a refreshing addition to the MCU.
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Arcane Spoiler Review: Netflix Spins A Visually Stunning Animated Epic Out Of A League Of Legends Adaptation
Netflix has beat the video game adaptation curse with the stunning three-part animated series Arcane, inspired by the League of Legends universe.
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Star Trek Discovery Season 4 Review: Galactic Challenges Mixed With Intimate Character Moments
With its fourth season, Star Trek Discovery goes where no Trek has gone before, while retaining those warm, hopeful Trek values.
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